devilment
/ˈdɛv(ə)lm(ə)nt
/noun [mass noun]
Reckless mischief; wild spirits: his eyes were blazing with devilment...
- ‘When the time comes and the legs do give up I will find some other devilment to get up to,’ she joked.
- His teacher, Imelda Mulligan said: ‘Brian was a boy who loved life itself and his eyes were full of devilment.’
- ‘It was pure devilment, really,’ O'Neill says.
- Wilkie, Sir David
- Wilkins, Maurice
- Wilkins, Roy
- will
- Willamette River
- Willard, Emma
- Willard, Frances
- will-call
- will do
- willed
- willemite
- Willemstad
- willet
- willful
- willfully
- Will, George F.
- will have (or want) none of something
- William
- William I
- William Morris
- William of Occam
- William of Orange
- William, Prince
- Williams
- Williamsburg