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to prank
01
to play a mischievous trick or practical joke on someone, often for amusement and laughs
Transitive: to prank sb
Example
The students decided to prank their teacher by rearranging the classroom furniture.
Friends often prank each other during April Fools' Day, creating a lighthearted atmosphere.
02
to act in a way that attracts attention or impresses others
Intransitive
Example
She loved to prank in front of her friends, showing off her new outfit.
He could n’t help but prank when he entered the room, trying to impress his colleagues.
03
to dress or decorate something in a flashy or extravagant way
Transitive: to prank sb/sth
Example
He decided to prank the room by draping it in garish decorations for the party.
The children pranked the dollhouse with tiny, sparkling jewels and glittery accessories.
Prank
01
involving competition or competitiveness
02
acting like a clown or buffoon
03
a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement
