mischieve
transitive verb
mis·chieve
məs(h)ˈchēv
-ed/-ing/-s
1
archaic : mischief
2
archaic : abuse, revile
Word History
Etymology
Middle English mischeven, from Middle French meschever to come to misfortune, from Old French, from mes- mis entry 1 + -cheves (from chef, chief end, head)
- half a minute
- half a minute/second
- half a second
- half again as
- half again as many as
- half again as much as
- half again as much/many as
- half an eye
- half an hour
- half as big as
- half as big/much/good as
- half as good as
- half as many again as
- half as much again as
- half as much as
- half as much/many again as
- half asleep
- half aunt
- half bat
- half bath
- half baths
- half binding
- half bishop
- half bloods
- half board