shenanigans

He details the many "shenanigans" of his early life, the good and the bad, in his autobiography set to be released next week.

So yes, America has been dealing with these flagrantly political shenanigans from our very first election.

Musk's "shenanigans" have cost it some of the passionate support that had allowed it to grow without spending on advertising, said Daniel Binns, global chief executive of brand consultancy Elmwood.

Known for being “kind but courageous, friendly but dignified,” bulldogs are famous for their shenanigans, naps and love.

A headline like that beckons the viewer with the promise of brainless “Don’t Be a Menace to Society While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood”-style shenanigans.