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| etymological origin of | eng: pranksterish |
| etymologically related | eng: prank |
| has derived form | eng: pranksters |
| is derived from | eng: -ster |
| is derived from | eng: prank |
| lexical category | noun |
| semantically related | eng: conjurer |
| semantically related | eng: cut-up |
| semantically related | eng: hoaxer |
| semantically related | eng: magician |
| semantically related | eng: practical joker |
| semantically related | eng: tricker |
| semantically related | eng: trickster |
| semantically related | eng: w:William Shakespeare |
| synonym | eng: cutup |
| synonym | eng: mischief |
| synonym | eng: trickster |
| translation | deu: Schelm |
| translation | fin: kujeilija |
| translation | fin: pilailija |
| translation | fra: espiègle |
| translation | jpn: 悪戯者 |
| translation | kor: 장난꾸러기 |
| translation | mkd: мајтапчија |
| translation | zho: 愛開玩笑的人 |
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