prankster
[prangk-ster]
noun
a mischievous or malicious person who plays tricks, practical jokes, etc., at the expense of another.
Origin of prankster
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Related Words for prankster
rogue, rascal, prank, harm, misbehavior, misconduct, misfortune, devil, playfulness, roguery, imp, wrongdoing, outrage, injury, sabotage, vandalism, mischievousness, evil, hurt, wrongExamples from the Web for prankster
Contemporary Examples of prankster
Described as a prankster, Houston, Texas based Mark Flood is part punk-rock musician, part eccentric artist.
A prankster, he would tease his friends and put underwear over their heads while they slept.
From Emmett Till to Jordan Davis, a Foolish, Lethal Fear of Black TeensJoshua DuBois
February 9, 2014
We all enjoy poking fun at fast food now and then, but this prankster takes it to a whole new paranormal level.
Oscar Nominees, Bad Pickup Lines, Chuck Hagel, and More Viral VideosThe Daily Beast Video
January 12, 2013
With the Home Alone canon, Macaulay Culkin was typecast as a prankster from a young age.
And he was a prankster, who devised outlandish even fiendish tricks to play on friends and unsuspecting associates.
prankster
noun
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