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Definition of mischief
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mischief is as below...
Mischief
(n.) Harm;
damage;
esp.,
disarrangement
of
order;
trouble
or
vexation
caused
by human
agency
or by some
living
being,
intentionally
or not;
often,
calamity,
mishap;
trivial
evil
caused
by
thoughtlessness,
or in
sport..
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Hurter
::
Hurter
(n.)
Injury;
damage;
detriment;
harm;
mischief.
Mischief-making
::
Mischief-making
(n.) The act or
practice
of
making
mischief,
inciting
quarrels,
etc..
Periapt
::
Periapt
(n.) A charm worn as a
protection
against
disease
or
mischief;
an
amulet.
Bent
::
Bent (a. & p. p.)
Strongly
inclined
toward
something,
so as to be
resolved,
determined,
set, etc.; -- said of the mind,
character,
disposition,
desires,
etc., and used with on; as, to be bent on going to
college;
he is bent on
mischief..
Maleficience
::
Maleficience
(n.) The doing of evil, harm, or
mischief..
Plot
::
Plot (v. i.) To form a
scheme
of
mischief
against
another,
especially
against
a
government
or those who
administer
it; to
conspire..
Malefic
::
Malefic
(a.) Doing
mischief;
causing
harm or evil;
nefarious;
hurtful.
Detriment
::
Detriment
(n.) That which
injures
or
causes
damage;
mischief;
harm;
diminution;
loss;
damage;
-- used very
generically;
as,
detriments
to
property,
religion,
morals,
etc..
Mischief-making
::
Mischief-making
(a.)
Causing
harm;
exciting
enmity
or
quarrels.
Brew
::
Brew (v. t.) To
foment
or
prepare,
as by
brewing;
to
contrive;
to plot; to
concoct;
to
hatch;
as, to brew
mischief..
Hoax
::
Hoax (v. t.) To
deceive
by a story or a
trick,
for sport or
mischief;
to
impose
upon
sportively..
Outrage
::
Outrage
(n.)
Injurious
violence
or
wanton
wrong done to
persons
or
things;
a gross
violation
of right or
decency;
excessive
abuse;
wanton
mischief;
gross
injury.
Injury
::
Injury
(a.) Any
damage
or
violation
of, the
person,
character,
feelings,
rights,
property,
or
interests
of an
individual;
that which
injures,
or
occasions
wrong,
loss,
damage,
or
detriment;
harm; hurt; loss;
mischief;
wrong;
evil; as, his
health
was
impaired
by a
severe
injury;
slander
is an
injury
to the
character..
Mischiefable
::
Mischiefable
(a.)
Mischievous.
Loki
::
Loki (n.) The evil
deity,
the
author
of all
calamities
and
mischief,
answering
to the
African
of the
Persians..
Malice
::
Malice
(n.) Any
wicked
or
mischievous
intention
of the mind; a
depraved
inclination
to
mischief;
an
intention
to vex,
annoy,
or
injure
another
person,
or to do a
wrongful
act
without
just cause or cause or
excuse;
a
wanton
disregard
of the
rights
or
safety
of
others;
willfulness..
Evil
::
Evil (a.)
Having
qualities
tending
to
injury
and
mischief;
having
a
nature
or
properties
which tend to
badness;
mischievous;
not good;
worthless
or
deleterious;
poor; as, an evil
beast;
and evil
plant;
an evil
crop..
Mischiefful
::
Mischiefful
(a.)
Mischievous.
Mischief-maker
::
Mischief-maker
(n.) One who makes
mischief;
one who
excites
or
instigates
quarrels
or
enmity.
On
::
On
(prep.)
In
addition
to;
besides;
--
indicating
multiplication
or
succession
in a
series;
as, heaps on
heaps;
mischief
on
mischief;
loss on loss;
thought
on
thought..
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