intransitive. To behave badly, wrongly, or improperly. Now esp. of a child: to be disobedient or naughty.

intransitive with reflexive meaning.

intransitive. colloquial. Of a person: to act or behave in a conspicuous, disagreeable, or reprehensible way; to ‘carry on’.

To cut a dash; show off; to behave (in a specified way); to behave badly or indecorously. U.S. colloquial.

intransitive. slang (chiefly Australian and English regional (west midlands)). To display extreme anger or bad temper; to misbehave; to create a…

intransitive. Originally U.S. Esp. of a child or adolescent: to misbehave, to behave antisocially, esp. as a deliberate response to an unwelcome or…