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What is another word for
mischief
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Playful misbehavior, especially on the part of children
A playfully annoying action
A person, especially a child, who is mischievous in a likeable or amusing way
Bad or immoral behavior
A bad or immoral act
Harm or trouble caused by someone or something
The act of sabotaging something
The state or quality of being humorous
The quality or state of being brash or impudent
Willful damage or destruction, often of property
An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
The act of ridiculing someone or something
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Noun
▲
Playful misbehavior, especially on the part of children
naughtiness
mischievousness
shenanigans
devilry
misbehaviour
UK
roguery
playfulness
friskiness
rascality
tomfoolery
devilment
frolicsomeness
impishness
larkiness
larks
misbehavior
US
prankishness
pranks
roguishness
tricksiness
waggery
waggishness
waywardness
capers
devilishness
deviltry
espièglerie
knavery
nonsense
pranksomeness
puckishness
scampishness
tricks
trouble
coltishness
disobedience
elfishness
sportfulness
sportiveness
troublesomeness
funny business
hanky-panky
monkey business
carryings-on
high jinks
jiggery-pokery
carry-on
goings-on
monkey tricks
misconduct
wickedness
hob
diablerie
badness
delinquency
bad behaviour
indiscipline
rudeness
trickery
troublemaking
acting-up
incivility
disorderly conduct
fooling around
chicanery
bad behavior
dishonesty
antics
monkeyshines
unprofessional behavior
US
subterfuge
unprofessional behaviour
UK
bad manners
poor manners
acting up
perversity
misdemeanour
UK
lightheartedness
machinations
skulduggery
misdemeanor
US
liveliness
prank
spiritedness
vandalism
deception
artifice
deceit
wile
legerdemain
disruptiveness
wilfulness
teasing
horseplay
jugglery
intrigue
good humour
UK
awkwardness
chicane
gamesmanship
good humor
US
double-dealing
sharp practice
shenanigan
knavishness
misdeeds
misdemeanours
UK
ill-discipline
clowning
joking
jesting
misdemeanors
US
buffoonery
peppiness
cheating
coquettishness
bounciness
kittenishness
excitability
fraudulence
devilishment
underhandedness
unscrupulousness
swindling
gaiety
gag
merrymaking
skullduggery
mischief-making
vivacity
jauntiness
mirth
ungovernability
riotousness
insubordination
uncontrollability
monkey-business
rascalry
fourberie
hijinks
fraud
to-do
larking about
joking around
messing about
hankie-pankie
dirty trick
horsing around
playing around
funny stuff
hokey-pokey
dirty pool
illegal activities
irregular activities
loutishness
unruliness
rowdiness
thuggery
yobbishness
hooliganism
skylarking
foolery
clownery
silliness
roughhouse
slapstick
monkeying
roughhousing
foolishness
practical jokes
fun
didoes
frolics
stunts
escapades
fooling
foolish behavior
US
foolish behaviour
UK
carrying-on
mischievousnesses
folly
fun and games
idiocy
childishness
harlequinade
stupidity
larking around
romps
dirty tricks
gags
harlequinades
ludicrousness
capering
ridiculousness
silly behavior
US
silly behaviour
UK
messing around
kidding around
carry-ons
to-dos
amusing behaviour
malarkey
clownings
buffooneries
antic
desipience
stupid act
frolic
caper
escapade
event
clowning around
deviltries
hobs
devilments
stunt
jests
jokes
happening
play
romping
exuberance
boisterousness
practical joke
rough-and-tumble
rough and tumble
rough-housing
rough play
absurdity
craziness
bunk
irresponsibility
lunacy
madness
giddiness
senselessness
more ❯
“He came in with that evil little gleam in his eye, signaling to everyone that he was up to
mischief
.”
Noun
▲
A playfully annoying action
prank
gag
antic
caper
escapade
frolic
shenanigan
trick
joke
stunt
tomfoolery
jest
lark
roguery
horseplay
skylarking
dirty trick
practical joke
mischievous act
antics
high jinks
shenanigans
clowning
buffoonery
monkey business
foolery
pranks
silliness
monkeyshines
clownery
fooling around
larks
monkeying
capers
foolishness
monkey tricks
fun
roughhousing
roughhouse
slapstick
hijinks
horsing around
didoes
jape
folly
mischievousness
tricks
dido
frolics
devilry
game
shines
fooling
nonsense
knavery
idiocy
foolish behavior
US
childishness
harlequinade
stupidity
rib
foolish behaviour
UK
carrying-on
larking around
sport
stunts
escapades
fling
romps
harlequinades
trouble
playfulness
rag
waggery
gambol
capriccio
skylark
amusement
practical jokes
rollick
ludicrousness
capering
ridiculousness
fun and games
shavie
clowning around
silly behavior
US
carryings-on
funny business
larking about
leg-pull
put-on
messing around
silly behaviour
UK
playing around
kidding around
fooling about
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
amusing behaviour
devilment
rascality
malarkey
desipience
carry-on
jesting
stupid act
mischief-making
put on
hokey-pokey
revel
recreation
play
relaxation
frolicking
hoax
rollicking
hoodwinking
gambade
goak
cantrip
quiz
spoof
cutup
laugh
act
snow job
monkeyshine
dalliance
giggle
revelry
crack
giggles
cavorting
piece of mischief
wind-up
revels
amusing time
adventure
exploit
event
incident
clowning about
joking
experience
occurrence
episode
absurdity
craziness
bunk
irresponsibility
lunacy
madness
giddiness
senselessness
venture
happening
feat
affair
deed
romp
mission
messing about
trial
spree
scrape
jaunt
vagary
more ❯
“It took a while for Georgia to see the humor in Jim's
mischief
.”
Noun
▲
A person, especially a child, who is mischievous in a likeable or amusing way
rogue
devil
imp
rascal
scamp
monkey
nuisance
pest
prankster
rapscallion
hellion
ruffian
scallywag
urchin
villain
booger
buffoon
cutup
hood
hoodlum
hooligan
joker
jokester
knave
minx
nointer
pixie
puck
rowdy
scapegrace
troublemaker
tyke
vandal
wag
thug
mischief-maker
fun-maker
hell-raiser
little devil
little rascal
practical joker
bad boy
enfant terrible
life of the party
little monkey
horror
perisher
varmint
pickle
wretch
whippersnapper
scally
rip
jackanapes
holy terror
spalpeen
brat
monster
terror
tearaway
gamin
fiend
mischievous child
scalawag
punk
chit
little dickens
little monster
demon
scoundrel
spoiled brat
larrikin
slyboots
toerag
badly behaved child
mischief maker
trickster
jester
guttersnipe
agitator
superbrat
firebrand
cad
incendiary
rake
loafer
tramp
beggar
tease
inciter
instigator
inflamer
mischievous person
black sheep
recreant
heel
kid
evildoer
wastrel
cub
scarecrow
gamine
tinker
rabble-rouser
pup
Puck
agent provocateur
loose cannon
juvenile delinquent
stirrer
menace
bad news
bad actor
snake
bad apple
smart aleck
rotten apple
scallion
miscreant
youngster
puppy
operator
spoilt child
spoiled child
impudent child
unruly child
wild one
artful dodger
antagonist
provocateur
antagonizer
pot stirrer
troll
tot
nipper
squirt
child
boy
demagogue
ankle-biter
ringleader
meddler
jerk
langer
pestilence
gremlin
gossipmonger
scandalmonger
phony
US
weasel
phoney
UK
stormy petrel
more ❯
“He's just a little
mischief
who really means no harm.”
Noun
▲
Bad or immoral behavior
wickedness
degeneration
impropriety
indecency
misconduct
profligacy
degeneracy
dissipation
dissoluteness
immorality
perversion
vulgarity
wrongdoing
corruption
delinquency
deviltry
injustice
nefariousness
perniciousness
sinfulness
badness
diablerie
evil
scumbaggery
vice
bad behavior
devilry
lawlessness
sin
knavery
villainy
iniquity
mischievousness
roguery
rascality
shenanigans
devilment
criminality
impishness
roguishness
depravity
waggery
waggishness
naughtiness
hob
wrong
turpitude
dishonesty
offence
UK
offense
US
malignity
maleficence
shadiness
crookedness
malfeasance
infamy
vileness
peccancy
evil-doing
unethical behaviour
malversation
dereliction
viciousness
devilishness
dishonourableness
wantonness
villainousness
shamelessness
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
misfortune
outrage
maltreatment
harm
crime
transgression
debauchery
perversity
heinousness
baseness
abuse
diabolism
licentiousness
impiety
malevolence
felony
malpractice
misdemeanour
UK
misdoing
lewdness
meanness
misdemeanor
US
unprofessionalism
obscenity
looseness
negligence
misdeed
scandal
unlawfulness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
dereliction of duty
breach of ethics
naughty act
impurity
corruptness
dissolution
evilness
unrighteousness
unscrupulousness
tomfoolery
impiousness
peccability
cheekiness
flagrancy
malice
double-dealing
iniquitousness
sordidness
foulness
ungodliness
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
debasement
pervertedness
wretchedness
profanity
treachery
godlessness
ignobility
unholiness
bad
unseemliness
contemptibility
sacrilegiousness
disreputableness
fiendishness
depravation
despicability
atrocity
disrepute
blasphemy
irreverence
deceit
lowness
duplicity
deceitfulness
irreligiousness
sacrilege
defilement
chicanery
deception
profaneness
profanation
disgrace
deceptiveness
disrespect
underhandedness
heresy
unjustness
irreligion
pettiness
insidiousness
low-mindedness
unhonor
US
unhonour
UK
atrociousness
darkness
depravedness
lawbreaking
ill
violation
indignity
venality
scoundrelism
hell
monstrosity
hideousness
diabolicalness
degradation
ignominy
unsavouriness
reprobation
rudeness
scurrilousness
decay
evildoing
squalor
malefaction
balefulness
scurrility
abjection
scurviness
shamefulness
abjectness
lowliness
knavishness
unworthiness
despicableness
smallmindedness
disgracefulness
contemptibleness
more ❯
“The judiciary shall distance herself from being fired with the powder of
mischief
by the politicians.”
Noun
▲
A bad or immoral act
transgression
mischievousness
misdemeanor
US
misdemeanour
UK
indiscretion
misbehavior
US
misbehaviour
UK
misdeed
offence
UK
offense
US
outrage
wrong
wrongdoing
atrocity
crime
delinquency
fault
sin
perversity
misdoing
vandalism
bad behaviour
impropriety
misconduct
malfeasance
immorality
violation
trespass
insubordination
injustice
monkey business
disobedience
injury
disservice
shenanigan
unjustness
breach
abuse
shaft
naughty act
error
raw deal
grievance
infringement
damage
inequity
infraction
villainy
unfairness
encroachment
lapse
malefaction
lawbreaking
slip
iniquity
felony
oppression
debt
peccadillo
miscarriage
insult
naughtiness
detriment
wickedness
malpractice
unlawfulness
railroad
maltreatment
prejudice
negligence
sellout
ruin
crying shame
dirty deal
bad behavior
affront
slight
wrongness
inequality
iniquitousness
inequitableness
unreasonableness
excess
travesty of justice
snub
indignity
slap in the face
harm
gaffe
mistake
blunder
boob
gaff
goof
clanger
stumble
miscue
bloomer
vice
solecism
hurt
miscalculation
disfavour
UK
contravention
gaucherie
disfavor
US
unkindness
misjudgment
erring
familiarity
evil-doing
misjudgement
breaking of the law
ill turn
bad turn
kick in the teeth
barry
unseemliness
folly
indiscreetness
bumble
misspeak
crudeness
slip-up
faux pas
breach of etiquette
dumb move
foolish mistake
dropping the ball
slip of the tongue
foul-up
screw-up
brutality
abomination
barbarity
evil
obscenity
inhumanity
cruelty
barbarism
personality
evildoing
violence
sacrilege
profanation
desecration
act of violence
act of wickedness
act of brutality
act of cruelty
inhumane act
act of savagery
misstep
oversight
flub
fluff
slipup
boo-boo
blooper
screwup
brick
inaccuracy
fumble
howler
clinker
trip
bobble
bungle
fail
boner
bloop
botch
thinko
lapsus calami
lapsus linguae
defect
omission
floater
failure
muff
false step
slip of the pen
failing
indecorum
misapprehension
misjudging
miss
bozo eruption
imprudence
fall
infelicity
pratfall
foul
peccancy
shortcoming
putting foot in mouth
debacle
fiasco
false move
venial sin
flaw
glitch
inappropriate behaviour
social indiscretion
wrong move
mix-up
bad move
muddle
gremlin
bug
imperfection
bungling
bas
flub-up
dumb thing to do
stupid mistake
snag
error of judgment
snarl-up
dereliction
hiccup
hash
mess
goof-up
break
brain fart
flop
mess-up
Freudian slip
lapse of etiquette
social blunder
colossal blunder
blunder in etiquette
petty offence
minor offence
petty sin
trifling fault
more ❯
“Critics of the retributive theory point out that punishment per se is not a remedy for the
mischief
committed by the offender.”
Noun
▲
Harm or trouble caused by someone or something
harm
hurt
damage
trouble
detriment
evil
injury
disadvantage
disruption
ill
impairment
misfortune
vexation
agitation
badness
destruction
incapacitation
loss
pain
suffering
misery
trauma
woe
affliction
hardship
cruelty
prejudice
disbenefit
adversity
problem
mishap
mischance
trial
misadventure
grief
worry
distress
unpleasantness
tragedy
anguish
grievance
strain
malice
tribulation
knock
disservice
bad luck
ill luck
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
demerit
despite
penalty
sorrow
deprivation
inconvenience
disaster
catastrophe
calamity
brutality
horror
act of cruelty
ruin
evildoing
ills
blow
setback
reverse
failure
accident
contretemps
debacle
bummer
difficulty
cataclysm
upset
stroke of bad luck
bad break
whammy
reversal
shock
casualty
reverse of fortune
disappointment
issue
infelicity
car crash
bad news
tough luck
ill fortune
devastation
blight
crisis
apocalypse
burden
blunder
agony
struggle
hitch
lapse
cross
wreck
vicissitude
torment
waterloo
crunch
heartbreak
mishappening
hassle
downer
the worst
rotten luck
ill-fortune
hard luck
evil fortune
evil chance
unfortunate incident
hard knocks
dire straits
wrong
miscalculation
error
slip
ill chance
pangs
faux pas
disability
mistake
bother
commotion
tumult
snag
unhappiness
unluckiness
sadness
humiliation
curse
lot
dolor
doom
hazard
pileup
smashup
total
boo-boo
ill-treatment
travail
persecution
straits
hot water
smash
nuisance
collision
sad event
bad fortune
serious accident
grievous blow
anxiety
annoyance
crack-up
fender-bender
stack-up
wrack-up
discomfort
rear-ender
visitation
marring
unluck
dole
bad trot
skid row
defeat
spoiling
illfare
check
wretchedness
heartache
torture
rigor
US
hell
hardness
asperity
buffet
danger
jam
dolour
drag
stress
travails
clutch
poison
rigour
UK
hurting
nakba
jinx
skids
hold-up
ill-luck
pain in the backside
hell on earth
pain in the rear
evil eye
can of worms
trials and tribulations
pain in the neck
stroke of ill luck
hard times
pain in the bum
kiss of death
harsh conditions
tough situation
deep water
reversal of fortune
body blow
bad experience
kick in the teeth
one in the eye
ruination
fiasco
upheaval
scourge
havoc
holocaust
crash
meltdown
desolation
bale
mishanter
abyss
infliction
curtains
bad thing
bad day
tragic state of affairs
more ❯
“I suspect that this will backfire and is going to create a lot more
mischief
and misery.”
Noun
▲
The act of sabotaging something
sabotage
disruption
interference
interruption
obstruction
destruction
subversion
undermining
conspiracy
treachery
treason
deception
spoiling
subversiveness
connivance
intrusion
machination
demolition
impediment
ruining
complicity
crippling
impedance
filibustering
inhibition
collusion
impairment
occlusion
counterplot
encumbrance
vandalism
countermine
hindrance
subterfuge
wrecking
damage
ecotage
incapacitation
deliberate damage
rebellion
insurrection
mutiny
insurgence
revolution
sedition
overthrow
destabilization
US
agitation
destabilisation
UK
trouble-making
rabble-rousing
plotting
intrigue
collaboration
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being humorous
humorousness
funniness
drollness
drollery
comedy
comicality
wit
jocularity
humor
US
humour
UK
uproariousness
richness
comicalness
facetiousness
jocoseness
amusement
comic
clowning
fun
buffoonery
jesting
gaiety
hilariousness
flippancy
jocosity
happiness
jest
banter
gag
farce
badinage
farcicality
waggishness
mirthfulness
amusingness
mischievousness
risibility
high spirits
sense of humor
playfulness
levity
roguishness
lightheartedness
wittiness
jokiness
lightness
teasing
pleasantry
impishness
naughtiness
good humour
UK
good humor
US
play
cheerfulness
gambolling
UK
joyfulness
vivacity
wantonness
exuberance
vim
energy
joviality
pleasure
felicity
silliness
gleefulness
enjoyment
foolery
vividness
enthusiasm
distraction
friskiness
gamboling
US
gambol
entertainment
vigor
US
waggery
romping
riot
merriness
merriment
satisfaction
joking
blast
cheeriness
kick
glee
rapture
festivity
mirth
solace
treat
jolliness
thrill
foolishness
vitality
sunniness
festiveness
excitement
liveliness
diversion
laughter
blithesomeness
grins
jocundity
ebullience
good time
perkiness
buoyancy
vibrancy
nonsense
ball
rejoicing
joy
living it up
revelry
knavery
jollity
light-heartedness
gladness
vigour
UK
blitheness
cheer
exhilaration
hilarity
tomfoolery
brightness
zest
rascality
sportiveness
witticism
ludicrousness
zaniness
absurdity
whimsy
wisecrack
raillery
joke
slapstick
absurdness
kidding
funny side
comical aspect
whimsicality
irony
sparkle
satire
laughableness
spoof
ridiculousness
black humour
UK
comic side
black humor
US
the funny side
sense of fun
wisecracking
farcicalness
jokefulness
gormlessness
witticisms
funnies
picnic
laughs
hoopla
play on
fun and games
nonsensicalness
wackiness
nuttiness
shenanigans
quirkiness
quaintness
fatuousness
dottiness
horseplay
hijinks
skylarking
dippiness
clownery
childishness
frivolity
monkeying
goofiness
monkeyshines
ludicrosity
frivolousness
flightiness
doltishness
clownishness
cloddishness
foppery
madness
high jinks
horsing around
monkey business
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Noun
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The quality or state of being brash or impudent
sassiness
cheek
impudence
effrontery
audacity
nerve
impertinence
brazenness
insolence
cheekiness
chutzpah
gall
presumptuousness
brass
rudeness
temerity
boldness
pertness
face
sauciness
brashness
disrespect
audaciousness
crust
forwardness
shamelessness
nerviness
cockiness
incivility
discourtesy
assurance
assumption
disrespectfulness
defiance
familiarity
guts
moxie
overconfidence
hardiness
pushiness
gutsiness
spunk
impishness
impudency
feistiness
presumption
sauce
brassiness
chutzpa
sass
neck
brass neck
front
snash
lip
malapertness
impoliteness
procacity
mouth
stuff
hide
unmannerliness
backchat
bad manners
back talk
freshness
arrogance
contumely
flippancy
guff
irreverence
bumptiousness
confidence
inconsiderateness
overfamiliarity
hardihood
backtalk
discourteousness
impertinency
inconsideration
ungraciousness
rashness
attitude
daring
smart mouth
egotism
insubordination
diss
dis
impropriety
assertiveness
a smart mouth
immodesty
hutzpa
hutzpah
forcefulness
talking back
answering back
lack of civility
outdaciousness
insouciance
mouthiness
pomposity
insolency
ill manners
aggression
forehead
larrup
derision
self-assurance
self-confidence
haughtiness
overbearance
barefacedness
conceit
flagrancy
recklessness
indiscretion
uppityness
uppishness
bald-facedness
imprudence
foolhardiness
vulgarity
goof
thoughtlessness
being a wise guy
heedlessness
verbal impudence
impulsiveness
rude retorts
self-importance
impetuosity
pluck
crust cynicism
smart talk
intrepidity
venturesomeness
barefaced cheek
contempt
abuse
offensiveness
insults
contemptuousness
uncivility
ill-manneredness
bad-mouthing
boorishness
churlishness
uncouthness
coarseness
unkindness
lack of respect
disdain
tactlessness
balls
ungentlemanly behaviour
ill-breeding
lack of manners
disparagement
offhandedness
disregard
crassness
brusqueness
insensitivity
intrusiveness
curtness
aggressiveness
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
insolentness
selfishness
unthoughtfulness
unladylike behaviour
glibness
offhandness
liberties
jaw
lese majesty
indelicacy
abruptness
loutishness
fearlessness
backbone
spine
lese-majesty
forthrightness
directness
overfriendliness
impenitence
mockery
firmness
liberty
scorn
ridicule
over-assertiveness
nasty reply
unrespect
misrespect
insult
courage
ill breeding
overweening nature
lack of consideration
inhospitality
inhospitableness
lack of refinement
bravery
lack of politeness
disagreeableness
obnoxiousness
objectionableness
coolness
lack of social grace
abusiveness
misbehaviour
UK
misbehavior
US
lack of tact
lack of diplomacy
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Willful damage or destruction, often of property
vandalism
defacement
vandalization
destruction
defacing
damage
ruin
harm
wreckage
trashing
wrecking
sabotage
grafitti
ravaging
sacking
smashing
mutilation
disfigurement
injury
impairment
abuse
desecration
blemish
distortion
detriment
disfiguration
devastation
deterioration
defilement
degeneration
erosion
havoc
attrition
ruination
crushing
affliction
battering
vitiation
scarring
marring
violence
annihilation
debasement
spoilage
ravage
corruption
adulteration
corrosion
abrasion
contamination
depreciation
ruining
disturbance
catastrophe
infliction
bruise
blow
wear and tear
violation
prejudice
deleteriousness
mischance
banefulness
noxiousness
foul play
degradation
degrading
graffiti
damaging
despoliation
hurt
shattering
spoiling
loss
sullying
ill
illfare
pollution
poisoning
tarnishing
tainting
befoulment
elimination
downfall
demolition
dismantling
abolition
extirpation
end
demolishment
levelling
UK
disintegrating
spoliation
razing
undoing
wipeout
felling
blighting
wasting
desolation
death
overthrow
dissolving
laying waste
leveling
US
razing to the ground
torpedoing
breaking up
pulling down
crashing
zapping
tearing down
blasting
dynamiting
abolishing
rooting out
invalidating
knocking down
bombing
extinguishing
blowing up
invalidation
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Noun
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An unkind, evil or unscrupulous person
villain
rogue
scoundrel
malefactor
reprobate
wretch
degenerate
criminal
felon
lawbreaker
offender
outlaw
convict
lowlife
sinner
supervillain
tyrant
wrongdoer
baddy
bandit
brigand
dastard
gangster
heel
knave
miscreant
mugger
psychopath
robber
scumbag
thief
transgressor
evildoer
fraud
fraudster
hound
pirate
racketeer
sociopath
swindler
terrorist
thug
charlatan
crook
delinquent
devil
hoodlum
hooligan
mischiefmaker
ruffian
scamp
shyster
trickster
vagabond
antagonist
blackguard
bully
caitiff
con
crim
desperado
dog
hellion
louse
profligate
rapscallion
rascal
rat
savage
scallywag
shark
snake
varlet
baddie
beast
bounder
brute
cad
cheat
cheater
fiend
heavy
incorrigible
infractor
libertine
maggot
malfeasant
meanie
meany
misfeasor
monkey
monster
nazi
rotter
scalawag
scapegrace
sneak
stinker
swine
antihero
creep
gunman
gaolbird
UK
jailbird
US
liar
nointer
rake
urchin
hood
imp
nasty
evil-doer
bad guy
evil person
good-for-nothing
mischief-maker
no-good
bad character
black hat
nasty person
bad egg
bad lot
bad news
black sheep
cruel person
mean person
unprincipled person
enfant terrible
limb of Satan
ne'er-do-well
snake in the grass
wrong 'un
mobster
mug
goon
vandal
assassin
murderer
hitman
bruiser
hoon
outcast
fugitive
marauder
yakuza
gangbanger
tough
gangsta
toughie
toughy
roughneck
punk
rowdy
drifter
yob
killer
tsotsi
gorilla
hoodie
chav
yobbo
myrmidon
rough
ex-con
roughie
ned
wanted criminal
gang member
bully boy
hired gun
Yardie
plug-ugly
lager lout
cut-throat
bovver boy
highwayman
footpad
rioter
troublemaker
hired killer
boot boy
professional killer
gunslinger
bushranger
culprit
perpetrator
perp
conman
burglar
scammer
bioterrorist
rapist
rorter
shoplifter
housebreaker
hoaxer
mafioso
yardbird
cyberterrorist
trespasser
hustler
exploiter
violator
grifter
suspect
embezzler
lag
scamster
phoney
UK
bilker
defrauder
narcoterrorist
ecoterrorist
filcher
finagler
peculator
agroterrorist
pilferer
lifer
lout
quack
hellhound
prisoner
tief
deadbeat
violater
derelict
scofflaw
lighty
tearaway
immoralist
yegg
purloiner
blackmailer
trusty
chiseller
holdupper
cracksman
skelm
muscle
phony
US
defalcator
transport
pretender
Mafioso
con man
juvenile delinquent
con artist
bad actor
dealer
pusher
young offender
guilty party
fallen angel
black marketeer
armed robber
confidence man
mafia
guilty person
rogue trader
confidence trickster
smooth operator
tea leaf
slippery eel
person responsible
old lag
confidence artist
flimflam man
bunco artist
hatchet man
hit person
wise guy
member of a criminal gang
member of the family
member of the Mafia
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▲
The act of ridiculing someone or something
fun
bantering
teasing
derision
jeering
jibing
mockery
ridicule
taunting
antics
clowning about
clowning around
contempt
fooling around
jokes
lampooning
ragging
scoffing
scorn
skylarking
sneering
raillery
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