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• n  reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others

• He was, for archaeologists of roguery, the fossil evidence that money can buy power and immunity from the reach of the law.
• The Rostenkowski case is especially painful because it joins a roll call of recent roguery.
• The twin elements of a bubble are euphoria and roguery, with the proportions varying from case to case.

• mischief
• mischief-making
• mischievousness
• deviltry
• devilry
• devilment
• rascality
• roguishness
• shenanigan