(especially of a young person) rude and not showing respect

impulsive, brazen

a person (especially in a circus or pantomime) who makes a living by dressing up and doing foolish or funny things

joking person

a person who is very daring

thrill-seeker

(of a person) filled with despair and ready to do anything regardless of danger

reckless, outrageous

looking like, hot as, fire

passionate; on fire

taking, involving, unnecessary task

impetuous, rash

said, made or done (too) quickly

speedy; without much thought

a person who jests, especially (in olden times) a man paid to make jokes to amuse the court or nobles

person who jokes, plays jokes

person who jokes, plays jokes

person who jokes, plays jokes

a small animal (larger than a hedgehog) covered with spines that it sticks out if attacked

mean lady

done, doing things, too quick, without enough thought of the possible result; (an appearance, patch, of) tiny red sports on the skin; a sudden spread

careless, impulsive

not thinking or caring about the effects, consequences

irresponsible in thought, deed

to draw attention to one's wealth, ability, knowledge etc to impress people

person who is very funny

a small animal like a mouse that feeds on insects; a bad-tempered woman

mean lady

not thinking; selfish; inconsiderate

inconsiderate

a female tiger

mean lady

(of words, remarks) spoken thoughtlessly

rash

not manageable

unruly, wild

(to cause something) to move from side to side or up and down

person who is very funny

(of a person, action) pleasantly foolish; odd

crazy, funny