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• r  in a disobedient or naughty way
  he mischievously looked for a chance to embarrass his sister

• She is Annie Brennan, whose three excitements are her mischievously drunken husband Terry (Wallace Beery), her handsome, respectable son Alec (Robert Young) and her dilapidated .
• Through a combination of his authority and subtlety as a scholar and his mischievously sharp wit, he remains on good terms in and way out of official circles despite his often .
• But I've occasionally thought rather mischievously that the issue could be described to the Americans in terms of a good American slogan: No taxation without .

• badly
• naughtily

News & Articles

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• Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?
  It's  1950s Chicago. Four girls, four boys, all local Catholic school second-graders, are carrying on mischievously the way six-year-olds do --- squirming, teasing, fighting --- sneakily avoiding the stern gaze of nuns and priest. The faces they make. Their body contortions. Their dancing, singing. 
  June 6, 2013 - The St. Augustine Record

Quotes

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• Alessandra Stanley in The Age
  The New York Times' critic Alessandra Stanley said both programs "try too hard to imitate the high-gloss Sex and the City and miss that show's saving grace: it mischievously undermined the myth of sex, glamour and happiness in a light-hearted way....
• Nelson Chamisa in Forbes
  Before this is unlocked, Mugabe runs away from the negotiating table and mischievously announces the (election) date,Chamisa said. "Surely it is an act of madness."
• Glenn Roeder in Independent
  Roeder said: "Charles N'Zogbia is an exciting talent for us and his future is here at Newcastle United. Anyone who is mischievously saying otherwise is totally wasting their time. Charles is very important in my plans for the future and you do not...