malice /malˈis/

1. Ill-will
2. Spite
3. Disposition or intention to harm another or others
4. A playfully mischievous attitude of mind

1. To have ill-will against
2. To wish to injure (pap in Spenser malˈist)

malicious /mə-lishˈəs/ adjective

1. Bearing ill-will or spite
2. Motivated by hatred or ill-will
3. Mischievous

maliˈciously adverb

maliˈciousness noun

malice aforethought noun (law)

The predetermination to commit a crime esp against a person, ie serious injury or murder

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