troublemaker
noun
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Contemporary Examples of troublemaker
Trailblazing comedian and troublemaker Joan Rivers died on Thursday at the age of 81.
The Nasty Gal queen went from troublemaker to CEO of a million-dollar company in just a few years.
The ‘Nasty Gal’ Invasion: Sophia Amoruso Wants to Create an Army of #GIRLBOSSesAlison Baitz
May 8, 2014
“Broken” is the first song the Canadian troublemaker unleashed.
Erin Andrews Joins ‘DWTS’; Marion Cotillard is Lady MacbethFebruary 24, 2014
In later years, Mandela would translate it with mingled pride and self-deprecating humor as “troublemaker.”
Some troublemaker asked Kerry whether there was any way to avoid U.S. military action.
Historical Examples of troublemaker
We don't know whether you're working for him or not, but you're a troublemaker.
A World is BornLeigh Douglass Brackett
Throw that anchor overboard, Wally, and Ill tinker with the troublemaker.
The Motor Girls at Camp SurpriseMargaret Penrose
In such cases, Investigations had stepped in and the Martian or Earthling troublemaker had been sent to the rare-earth mines.
Blind SpotBascom Jones
Brownie was a troublemaker, Brownie talked too much, Brownie philosophized in a world that ridiculed philosophy.
DerelictAlan Edward Nourse
And she was in the church yet, a troublemaker sometimes, and a disturber of spiritual peace—but still there.
Moriah's Mourning and Other Half-Hour SketchesRuth McEnery Stuart