noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
get
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Just routine, Peter, but we don't want that drunken fool getting into mischief .
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I was toddling around at the time getting into mischief the way any normal, healthy three-year-old boy does.
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To Léonie she said: no getting up to mischief , d' you hear me?
keep
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To keep the supporters out of mischief during the morning, Chapman arranged tours of a local factory and brewery.
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School holidays started soon and maybe a pet would help to keep them out of mischief .
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Here is his chance to ensure they keep out of mischief .
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You just keep yourself out of mischief , saints help you.
make
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Or the pookas, emerged on this Christmas Eve to make mischief ?
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Along with Win, he was for ever making mischief .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Ann's light brown eyes glimmered with mischief .
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criminal mischief
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But there is still room for considerable mischief by those who oppose the rush to negotiating glory in Clinton's final days.
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He would certainly conclude that she was up to some adolescent mischief and take her to task again.
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How was he to know that she was up to some sort of mischief ?
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Idle hands and heads breed mischief .
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Just routine, Peter, but we don't want that drunken fool getting into mischief .
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The mischief produced by this institution was incalculable because it made religious differences the deciding factor in every political contest.
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The potential for mischief in the international system by politically motivated or overzealous prosecutions is great.
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Though by all outward appearances a woman of propriety, she had a penchant for mischief .