mischievous
//ˈmɪs.tʃɪ.vəs//
Adjective
mischievousCanonical form
more mischievousComparative
most mischievousSuperlative
1
Showing a fondness for causing trouble in a playful way; naughty but not malicious.
The mischievous boy hid his sister's shoes under the bed.
2
(of an action or expression) Suggesting playful troublemaking or teasing.
She gave him a mischievous smile before hiding his keys.
3
(archaic or formal) Causing or intended to cause harm or damage.
The politician's mischievous remarks caused great damage to international relations.