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  • antic - attention-grabbing, playful prank
  • caper - frivolous prank; illegal or questionable act
  • caprice - impulsive, unpredictable change or action
  • chicanery - deception by cunning artifice or trickery
  • culprit - one guilty of wrongdoing or mischief
  • deviltry - mischief or wicked behavior
  • dido - mischievous antic; prank
  • elf - mischievous, often magical troublemaker
  • escapade - unconventional and reckless adventure
  • fourberie - trickery, esp. underhanded maneuvers
  • frolic - (vb) act in a playful manner; (n) playful, carefree behavior
  • hocus-pocus - nonsense, sleight of hand, or trickery used to conceal deception
  • imp - small, mischievous person
  • joke - (vb) toy playfully with someone
  • knavery - mischief or rascality
  • lark - carefree adventure, escapade, or frolic
  • legerdemain - sleight of hand; trickery
  • mischief - conduct causing minor harm or trouble; knavery; naughtiness; rascality; waggery
  • monkeyshine - prank
  • naughtiness - mischief or minor rascality
  • playfulness - sense of fun, mischief, and caprice
  • practical joke - prank intended to cause minor harm or embarrassment
  • prank - mildly mischievous act or playful trick; dido; monkeyshine
  • prankster - one given to pranks, practical jokes, and playful mischief
  • prestidigitation - sleight of hand
  • Puck - mischievous scamp in English folklore
  • pull a fast one - perpetrate a trick or fraud
  • rapscallion - mischievous trickster; rogue
  • rascality - mischievous character or conduct; knavery
  • rogue - playful mischief-maker or scamp
  • roguery - playful mischief
  • ruse - trick or subterfuge
  • scamp - impish prankster; rogue
  • shenanigan - Informal. mischievous trick or nonsense
  • skulduggery - unscrupulous activity; devious tricks
  • sleight of hand - cleverly executed, deceptive tricks or conjuring, usu. requiring manual dexterity; legerdemain; prestidigitation
  • slippery - (adj) untrustworthy, devious, or tricky
  • spoof - good-natured hoax, often a parody
  • sportive - (adj) playful or mischievous
  • sprite - elf, imp, or prankster
  • trick - clever and deceptive maneuver; mischievous prank; delusive appearance
  • trickery - deception by crafty ingenuity and artifice; legerdemain
  • trickster - one who deceives others by using tricks
  • trouble - difficulty or annoying circumstance that causes disturbance or worry
  • waggery - mischief; inclination to play practical jokes
  • wild-goose chase - futile pursuit, esp. one intentionally induced by someone
  • wile - trickery, guile, or ensnaring stratagem
  • witchcraft - use of sorcery or magical influence
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