mis
chie
vous
Comparative
more mischievous
Superlative
most mischievous
1
(of an act or statement) causing trouble, harm, or inconvenience
- The mischievous rumor spread quickly through the office.
- She made a mischievous accusation that upset everyone.
- His mischievous behavior caused a lot of unnecessary conflict.
- The mischievous comment was intended to hurt her feelings.
- A mischievous lie was told to make him look bad.
2
enjoying causing trouble or playfully misbehaving, often in a harmless way
- The mischievous child hid his sister's toys to surprise her.
- Her mischievous grin showed she had a plan for some fun.
- The dog's mischievous behavior led to him knocking over the trash can.
- His mischievous antics made everyone laugh during the meeting.
- The mischievous squirrel stole food from the picnic table.