Cheerfully irresponsible.
Marked by a carefree unconventionality or disreputableness.
1A handsome, wicked, devil-may-care sort of fellow to whom nothing was sacred.
2His eye was alight, his color coppery, his air swagger, devil-may-care, bacchanal.
3Jug bands to us aren't a devil-may-care, bang-away-on-anything kind of deal.
4A devil-may-care approach sounds like fun, but only if you can afford it!
5Certainly the Australians we met were a cheerful, happy-go-lucky, devil-may-care crew.
6He leans back and gives me a bad boy, devil-may-care shrug.
7It's about the freedom that his devil-may-care, hands-off libertarianism ends up denying to others.
8They were the reckless, devil-may-care mountaineers and robbers from the hills of Graustark itself.
9There is opposition to Miliband, and it runs from the haughty to the devil-may-care.
10This slight, devil-may-care young fellow at the gate was Clanton.
11Mr. Prohack, free, devil-may-care and original, said to his chauffeur:
12In all its chaos and devil-may-care sloppiness, the Dong Xuan Center is distinctly un-German.
13You may know them by their saucy, chiding, devil-may-care hum.
14If you hear a broad, hearty, devil-may-care laugh, be assured it is a negro's.
15It was full of pain, but it had a reckless, devil-may-care defiance in it also.
16And since he has the easy charm and devil-may-care grin of Robert Redford, you comply.