prank¹ /prangk/

1. A trick
2. A practical joke
3. A frolic
4. A malicious or mischievous trick
5. An evil deed (obsolete)

To play pranks

prankˈful, prankˈish, prankˈsome and prankˈy adjective

prankˈster noun

Someone given to playing pranks, a practical joker

prank² /prangk/ (archaic)

1. To dress or adorn showily
2. To bespangle or cover in colourful profusion
3. To place in a setting, like a jewel

To make an ostentatious show

prankˈing noun and adjective

prankˈingly adverb

prank³, pranck or prancke /prangk/ (obsolete)

1. To pleat or fold
2. To set in order

prank⁴ /prangk/ (rare)

Prancing, capering

To prance

prankˈle intransitive verb

To prance lightly

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