Prankster

Pronunciation: /præŋkstər/

Definitions of prankster

noun a person who plays tricks or practical jokes on others

Example Sentences

A1 The prankster put a whoopee cushion on the teacher's chair.

A2 The prankster enjoys playing practical jokes on their friends.

B1 The prankster's antics often get them into trouble.

B2 The prankster's latest stunt went viral on social media.

C1 The prankster is known for their elaborate and well-planned pranks.

C2 The prankster's mischievous behavior sometimes crosses the line into harmful territory.

Examples of prankster in a Sentence

formal The prankster was known for his mischievous behavior and practical jokes.

informal That prankster is always pulling tricks on people for a laugh.

slang The prankster is such a jokester, always messing around with everyone.

figurative The prankster's antics added a touch of humor to the otherwise dull office environment.

Grammatical Forms of prankster

• past tense: pranked
• plural: pranksters
• comparative: more prankster
• superlative: most prankster
• present tense: pranks
• future tense: will prank
• perfect tense: have pranked
• continuous tense: is pranking
• singular: prankster
• positive degree: prankster
• infinitive: to prank
• gerund: pranking
• participle: pranking

Origin and Evolution of prankster

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'prankster' is believed to have originated from the Middle English word 'pranks', which meant playful or mischievous behavior.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'prankster' has come to specifically refer to someone who plays practical jokes or engages in playful mischief.