mischievous

adjective9 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.5
mischievous grin8.2

A wide smile showing you are planning some harmless trouble.

mischievous smile8.2

A smile suggesting you know something secret or are about to do something playful.

mischievous child8.0

Refers to a child who enjoys playing tricks and causing minor trouble.

mischievous sense of humour7.8

A tendency to find things funny and to enjoy playing jokes on people.

mischievous look7.5

A facial expression that suggests a playful or teasing intention.

mischievous twinkle7.2

A shining, unsteady light in someone's eyes, indicating fun and cheekiness.

mischievous gleam7.0

A bright or shining quality in someone's eyes, suggesting playful intent.

mischievous glint7.0

A quick, bright flash of light in someone's eyes, showing amusement or trouble-making.

mischievous delight6.5

Pleasure or happiness derived from seeing or causing minor, harmless trouble.