mischievous

Preposition: at

• time: Crack is an intelligent sort just a little mischievous at times - he is quiet human actually!

Infinitive complement

• suggest: It is mischievous to suggest that such a choice is imminent.

Modifies a noun

• glint: His nose was crooked and his eyes were shallow with a strange, mischievous glint in them.
• prank: Young thugs who pulled down stalls at a country market for a " mischievous prank " could face a flogging, magistrates have warned.
• sprite: Margot herself, a mischievous sprite, is in for a sharp pull-up from Miss Annersley.
• twinkle: Suddenly he turned upon me with a mischievous twinkle in his eyes.
• imp: Came back with part of her hair green where a mischievous imp had slept.
• grin: A mischievous grin crept its way onto Sora's face.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: And maybe I am being slightly mischievous here but maybe the Australians might allow some of our players to play in their domestic cricket.
• very: Sonny was a very mischievous boy who was always in the center of any trouble.
• little: Crack is an intelligent sort just a little mischievous at times - he is quiet human actually!
• often: School Days Harry attended local schools and was a popular pupil tho often mischievous and frequently caned.
• somewhat: Bauer's attempt to interpret Paul's statement otherwise is somewhat mischievous.
• just: He's not an evil force, just mischievous.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Whilst feeling mischievous, I will share my equivalent of " Blind Worm " with you.
• become: But whenever she smiles, which is often, her face becomes instantly mischievous.