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• n  a petty misdeed

• Her most famous peccadillo was streaking through a cricket field while a very competitive match was in progress.
• Last fall Jackson received a similar free ride about a far more minor peccadillo: his brief and ill-advised commercial endorsement of a chain of business schools.
• Headstrong, undisciplined, sometimes self-righteous, he is a man who has a predilection for shooting himself in the foot over a principle--or a peccadillo.

• indiscretion

News & Articles

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• Peccadillo Revival of The Silver Cord Opens Off-Broadway Run June 11
  The Peccadillo Theater Company's revival of Sidney Howard s 1926 play The Silver Cord officially opens June 11 following previews that began June 5 at Theatre at St. Clement's.
  June 11, 2013 - Playbill
• Bars with a speakeasy feel come to the Triangle
  Don’t ask for a mojito at Peccadillo in Carrboro – and Bar Lusconi in Durham doesn’t have local beers.
  June 5, 2013 - The News & Observer

Quotes

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• David Gardner in Rocky Mountain News
  Once all the messages are sorted through, the blow-back could range from "anything from a peccadillo, to something that leads to his ouster and even worse legal problems," said David Gardner, co-founder of The Motley Fool.