Definition of prankster
: a person who plays pranks
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The fur on their paws conceals appendages so similar to our own that meanspirited pranksters will occasionally leave a skinned bear paw in public to startle people who confuse them with human hands.
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Her sister, Jo-Ann Bruno, said Nancy was known for her shenanigans and prankster behavior.
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After Scandal wrapped up its final episode Thursday night, the cast and creator of the ABC drama series went on Jimmy Kimmel Live — and got back at their notorious on-set prankster.
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But while the show finished its nine-season run nearly five years ago, fans have never forgotten their favorite prankster paper salesman.
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Wood remembers one time when the young man’s prankster reputation almost backfired.
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Before pulling off an April Fools’ day gag, Todd Kraines is asking potential pranksters to think first of the effect on their victims.
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The club’s founder, Len Tyrrell, died in 2015, and none of the other original pranksters were able to make it to San Antonio this year.
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Bradley Chubb sounds like a prankster, but his tape speaks for itself, and those close to him—from his coaches to NC State's SID—say that the NFL draft's top pass rusher is the complete package.
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First Known Use of prankster
1910
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Definition of prankster for English Language Learners
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: a person who plays pranks on other people
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