21 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Rascal' in a Sentence

"A dishonest or unscrupulous person with low moral character." more

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He hid his toys from that mischievous rascal.

The old man chuckled at the antics of the neighborhood rascal.

The friendly puppy turned into a playful rascal, chasing its tail around the yard.

Jenny's cat, Whiskers, is a playful little rascal who loves to chase after yarn.

The mischievous rascal hid behind the door and startled his friends with a loud boo.

The old town had its fair share of rascals who thrived on petty theft and mischief.

During recess, the children played a game where they had to catch the fastest rascal in the class.

A group of friends decided to catch the neighborhood rascal who was leaving mysterious notes on doors.

The clever rascal managed to escape the teacher's attention and drew funny faces on the chalkboard.

The teacher caught the rascal scribbling on the walls.

The park was filled with laughter as the rascal played tag.

Tommy's little sister giggled as the fluffy rascal of a kitten chased its tail around the living room.

The clever rascal managed to sneak an extra cookie from the jar when no one was looking.

Tommy's little sister called him a rascal when he took her favorite toy without asking.

Emily always avoided sharing her snacks with the little rascal who often snatched them during lunchtime.

The charming rascal charmed his way into the hearts of many.

In the enchanted forest, a playful rascal squirrel stole shiny acorns from the wise old oak tree.

The little rascal giggled as he played a prank by tying shoelaces together during recess.

The mischievous rascal hid his friend's pencil during class.

Emily always outsmarts the class rascal during spelling bees with her excellent vocabulary.

The charming rascal wooed her with sweet words and empty promises.

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