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The more common use of mischief is an “action or conduct that annoys or vexes; esp., such as may cause trivial evil, annoyance, or trouble to others” - Webster’s International Dictionary.

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mischief

wrongful act or petty annoyance

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About mischief

The more common use of mischief is an “action or conduct that annoys or vexes; esp., such as may cause trivial evil, annoyance, or trouble to others” - Webster’s International Dictionary.

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