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prankishness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | rascality, roguishness |
| Type of | badness, mischievousness, naughtiness |
| Derivation | prankish |
Examples of prankishness
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In an instant, he can range from partygoer prankishness to inner desolation.
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Paranoia and prankishness is no way to run a country or a world.
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Somehow, though, he made the prankishness look like the inevitable spillover of a frat-house exuberance.
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But despite the Czech Republic's tradition of satire, absurdity and mischief, prankishness with posters can mean prison.
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Classmates who remember Pynchon at all recall a tall, shy young man, occasionally given to bursts of prankishness.
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Aiming, perhaps, for a neat double helix of black humor and prankishness, they've ended up with a pretty ugly granny knot.
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In Director William's conception of the comedy, the prankishness and the poetry are divorced instead of being mated.
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Two choreographers who blend highbrow and lowbrow styles with the greatest of ease while investing serious thoughts with prankishness are sharing a week at the Joyce Theater.
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- The trait of indulging in disreputable pranks
- Prankish behaviour; mischief
