rascaldom
- noun
- /ˈræskəldəm/
- Literature
- Teachers often had to keep an eye on the rascaldom during recess to prevent trouble.
Examples
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Oh, how I love rascaldom!
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The mischievous rascaldom of the town gathered in the square for the festival.
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Stories about the adventures of local rascaldom were popular among the villagers.
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The concept of rascaldom has been around for centuries.
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The committee decided to address the issues caused by the growing rascaldom in local politics.
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Despite their charm, the members of the rascaldom often found themselves in trouble with the law.
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The novel depicted a colorful rascaldom, capturing the antics of its mischievous characters.
Synonyms
A large noisy crowd of people who are hard to control
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rascaldom comes from rascal ('a naughty or playful person') and the ending -dom ('a group' or 'class'), as in kingdom. So, rascaldom can mean the whole group or class of rascals.