to prank
- verb
- /præŋk/
- Informal
- I'm going to prank my sister by hiding her favorite toy.
- prank call
- prank her back
- get pranked
It's when David tried to prank US with Alex in that mask.
- It's when David tried to prank US with Alex in that mask.
- We mostly just just prank random people and my mom's friends.
- Because I can only prank so much, right?
- Well, man, King of Prank just got pranked.
- Because where I work some people prank and I'm thinking that this may be a prank.
- We have a variety of people that we prank or, you know, cool.
- So we were like, let's prank phone call our friend.
Examples
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Hey guys, so today I'm going to be pranking my husband.
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Are you trying to prank me?
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We have a variety of people that we prank or, you know, cool.
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Because I can only prank so much, right?
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You wanna make a new video and prank my friends?
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Hey, we gotta prank call him.
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Can you prank the school?
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Dad and Mr. Vic tried to prank us.
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How much did Jim spend to prank Dwight, man?
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Yeah, I think your friend, Gavin, is pranking you.
Synonyms
To trick someone as a joke to make them feel foolish
To trick someone, often as a joke
To make someone believe something that is not true as a joke
To fool someone as a joke
To trick someone in a friendly way to make them laugh
Do small tricks to surprise or make someone laugh
To trick people into believing something false
Compounds
A traditional funny trick people play to make others laugh, like a whoopee cushion
How Mischievous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Prank as a verb, 'to play a trick', comes from the same old idea of making a show or surprising people. So to prank someone is to do a playful act that surprises or amuses them.