Naughty
[ˈnɔːti]Meaning
mischievous or troublesome
Background Story
The term 'naughty' has roots in Middle English, where it referred to a person who was wicked or morally bad. It's often used to describe playful or mischievous behavior, especially in children and pets. In popular culture, the word has been used in various forms of media to indicate playful disobedience.
Temperament
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