Pranks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRANKS in dictionary:

VERB:
• PRANK, to dress gaudily
• play a trick or practical joke on (someone)
NOUN:
• a practical joke or mischievous act
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to adorn gaudily

Words related to PRANKS

prank11 pranked14 pranking15

Words that contain PRANKS

pranksome17 prankster15 pranksters16

How to use PRANKS in a sentence

• He also leaves the stage to play pranks or frighten the wondering children.
• But the wind played no such pranks with the more prudently managed canvas of the Neversink, though before many hours it was stirring times with us.
• He told some very characteristic anecdotes of the wild pranks of the German students at the university.
• He was as fond of sport as any of the students, but he never gave himself up to boyish pranks.
• She finds consolation in the very pranks that hinder her humble task.
• Now that Bob was in his usual spirits he began to feel an inclination to be at some of his pranks.
• This was but one of the many outrageous pranks we perpetrated on each other.
• She had a Homeric sense of humor that could see the point when the gods were playing pranks on helpless mortals.
• My fancies, I must confess, played strange pranks with me.
• With this posse, as the officers of justice, the pranks he played were grievous to think of or to remember.
• He stopped at the Hereward Arms, and there heard nothing of the pranks of John Scott, although, upon one occasion, he came very near doing so.
• Old soldiers look upon these new comers as verdant in the extreme, and the pranks they often play upon them are very humorous.
• He taught Burns several things about swimming, and played pranks like a school-boy.
• One of their pranks was to drop or throw a weight upon the floor, and to draw it back by means of a string.
• The pranks of the little fellow, and his revel in a country life, and muddy wildness in it, amused Laetitia from morning to night.
• In spite of all his pranks, John Broom did not lose the favor of his friends.
• But she was a check upon his more reckless moods, and kept him from one or two outrageous pranks.
• His pranks had taken him far away from home to the house of a very important laird.
• With zeal inspired by your intemperate pranks, My subjects muster in contending ranks.
• The pranks of the schoolboy are intended to cause perplexity and distress to his teacher.
• A tempest of pranks is suddenly halted before the entrance of a broad melody, with underlying harmonies of latent passion.
• They were always ready to play pranks on the professor, yet there was not a lad of them but would have laid down his life, if necessary, for him.
• The two ponies were trotted out and put through their pranks before the door in the half light of a dim lantern.
• The pranks of Penrod Schofield are merely those of Tom Sawyer repeated in another town, without the touches of poetry or of the informing imagination lent by Mark Twain.
• They were a queer lot altogether, but for all their cleverness and for all the tricks and pranks they played, the princess was just as serious and immovable as ever.
• She was bringing a new element into their prosaic lives, and her pranks afforded them a bit of news almost daily.

Similar words containing PRANK without suffix s

prank11 pranky15 pranked14 prankle13 prankful17 prankier14 pranking15 prankish17 prankled15 prankles14 prankiest15 prankings16 prankling16 pranksome17 prankster15 prankingly20 prankishly22 pranksters16 prankishness21 prankishnesses23

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