prankster

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpranksterprank‧ster /ˈpræŋkstə $ -ər/ noun [countable] JOKEsomeone who plays tricks on people to make them look sillyExamples from the Corpusprankster• A prankster, shall we say?• Whiston fire station officer Phil Brammeier blasted pranksters who fired a rocket firework through a letterbox in Scott Avenue.• A final provocative statement from a life-long prankster, a prodigal son of Harvard, it seems so fitting.• Is it an emergency, or just a midnight prankster?• Our resident pranksters John Hind and Stephen Mosco offered a variety of campaign services to find out.• He is fond of Machiavelli the rake, the prankster and the scoundrel.

单词	prankster
释义	prankster From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpranksterprank‧ster /ˈpræŋkstə $ -ər/ noun [countable] JOKEsomeone who plays tricks on people to make them look sillyExamples from the Corpusprankster• A prankster, shall we say?• Whiston fire station officer Phil Brammeier blasted pranksters who fired a rocket firework through a letterbox in Scott Avenue.• A final provocative statement from a life-long prankster, a prodigal son of Harvard, it seems so fitting.• Is it an emergency, or just a midnight prankster?• Our resident pranksters John Hind and Stephen Mosco offered a variety of campaign services to find out.• He is fond of Machiavelli the rake, the prankster and the scoundrel.
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