Antics
Trick
Trick noun - A clever often underhanded means to achieve an end.
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As the "friend" who played the trick is leaving in a jeep they loaned him, they get a bill for his antics for $580.
Source: HAHAHANo -
In The Penguins of Madagascar, tired of Julien's antics, the chimps decide to take advantage of an eclipse and Julien's faith in sky spirits to trick Julien into changing his ways.
Source: Total Eclipse of the Plot -
For example, the looping version of Diamond Tiara has long since outgrown her childish bullying antics and befriended the CMC, so hearing how her baseline non-looping self pulled some particularly low trick on them really gets to her.
Source: Other Me Annoys Me
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