Smartish
adjective
1.
rather smart; fairly intelligent or quick-witted:
smartish answers on a quiz.
2.
rather fashionable; fairly chic or exclusive:
a smartish new restaurant.
3.
fairly impressive or significant:
a smartish number of supporters at the rally.
4.
rather saucy or pert.
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