Do or Make Mischief?

Do or Make Mischief?

to intentionally say or do something that causes other people to be upset or annoyed with each other: My children often try to make mischief between me and my new husband.

How do you use mischief in a sentence?

Mischief sentence example
  1. The mischief , however, was not ended. ...
  2. She tried to feign innocence but her eyes were probably full of mischief instead. ...
  3. Her eyes glowed with both delight and mischief while Jule's mate, Yully, appeared less certain.

What does the phrase made mischief mean?

(mĭs′chĭf) 1. Behavior that causes annoyance or difficulty: tried to keep the kids from engaging in any mischief.

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