1. Plural of deviltry; mischievous or playful tricks; pranks.
Usage: Usually plural; refers to lighthearted or annoying mischief rather than serious wrongdoing.
2. Wicked or evil behavior; devilish conduct.
Usage: Less common than the playful sense; implies malicious intent.

Examples

• The children's deviltries in the classroom finally got them sent to the principal's office.
• His harmless deviltries amused everyone at the party.
• The teenagers were known for their deviltries around town.
• She couldn't help but smile at their youthful deviltries.
• The old stories spoke of the wizard's deviltries and dark magic.
• Their deviltries ranged from simple pranks to elaborate schemes.