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Prankish chance had caught him in the gears of the infallible computer.

The evening included "Pilobolus," the prankish dance that gave the company its name.

The humorous sketches about the prankish, everyday activities of school kids also lack impact.

In her office at the tribunal, a few days later, she was in a prankish mood.

Why did you particularly mention that Olive was prankish?"

A week later he was dead of dysentery, though that had caused little enough mourning among the Prankish host.

The release took the form of prankish behaviour with a sexual bias, accompanied by heavy drinking and eating.

It can turn prankish kids into serial offenders overnight I have seen this happen a dozen times.

The prankish series captured (and embodied) the television camera's steadily growing role on the political landscape.

But there is comic relief, too, largely in the form of prankish medical students cavorting with skeletons.

This is the Caligulan mentality - your pain is my prankish pleasure.

A typically prankish twinkle came into his eye.

She was looking at some Prankish jewellery.

Ever with the prankish nature of youth.

He is most famous for his prankish appearances as the character "Jake Byrd."

Today it sounds more prankish than radical.

Not everything was solemn, but nothing was prankish.

Some of the work is illbient music, a prankish club trend made by sampling incongruous sources.

Prankish seniors must have set off a stink bomb, to rout their own commencement.

She, it is said, is wealthy and spoiled, also quite prankish."

These days, he said, radicals get more bang organizing with Web sites and e-mail messages than holding prankish demonstrations.

The wind swirled its surface in prankish whirlpools.

There seemed both a Prankish absurdity and delicacy to them, and of course they were all demons.

"You shouldn't listen to tales told by prankish boys who ought to be listening to the sermon," Kate chided.