naughty in Latin
naughty in Latin is improbus — naughty means badly behaved or mischievous, especially describing a child.
naughty in Latin
improbus
Mischievous; tending to misbehave or act badly (especially of a child). [from 17th c.]
What does "naughty" mean?
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adj Badly behaved or mischievous, especially describing a child.
"The naughty puppy chewed up another shoe."
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adj Mildly sexual or risqué in a playful, teasing way.
"He sent her a naughty text message."
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naughty in a sentence
- The naughty puppy chewed up another shoe.
- Stop being naughty and eat your vegetables.
- He sent her a naughty text message.
- The comedian's naughty jokes made the audience blush.
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What is "naughty" in Latin?
"naughty" in Latin is improbus. naughty means: Badly behaved or mischievous, especially describing a child.
How do you use "naughty" in a sentence?
Example: "The naughty puppy chewed up another shoe." In Latin, "naughty" is improbus.
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