mischief;  prank;  pastime;  hobby;  playing with (a lighter, etc.);  fooling around with
 to be playful;  to gambol;  to be amused (with something);  to flirt with
 nonsense;  silly talk;  drivel;  rubbish
 play;  sport;  fun;  caprice;  joke;  jest
 pleasantry;  joke;  tomfoolery
 drama;  play;  Chinese opera
 desire to tease;  desire to cause mischief
 to jest;  to joke;  to play the fool;  to act indecently;  to be silly over;  to talk foolishly
 mischievous child;  scamp;  rascal;  elf;  imp
 to joke;  to jest;  to make fun of;  to laugh at;  to romp;  to gambol
 caricature;  cartoon;  comics
 quirk of fate;  twist of fate;  (an) irony
 tomfoolery;  foolish act;  nonsense;  fool;  idiot
 amusement center (centre);  game arcade;  gambling hall
 scribbling;  doodling;  graffiti
 to frolic about;  to mess around
 play;  sport;  romp;  frolic;  joke;  prank
 mischief-maker;  trickster; (arch.)  lascivious person (esp. a loose woman); (arch.)  useless fellow; (arch.)  mouse; (arch.)  rat
 fiction writer;  dime novelist
 cheap literature;  writing for amusement;  light literature popular in the late Edo period
 play facility;  fairground attraction;  playground facility;  amusement facility
 postcoital activity;  afterplay;  pillow talk
 to play with;  to toy with;  to tease
 mischievous boy;  troublemaker;  pesky kids
 idiot;  dummy;  joker;  fool;  trickster
 frisking;  frolicking;  romping;  merry play
 funny song;  comic song;  limerick
 prank;  practical joke;  horseplay;  mischievous trick
 indoor game;  indoor pastime
 gambling game;  game of chance
 to be playful;  to gambol;  to be amused (with something);  to play;  to sport;  to frolic
 sexual abuse;  molestation
 to coil around (of a child or animal);  to grab (usu. out of playfulness or affection);  to cling
 teasing;  toying with somebody's emotions
 funny song;  comic song;  limerick
 to play pranks;  to be spoiled;  to be spoilt
 joke;  witticism;  pleasantry;  attempt at humour;  attempt at humor
 idiot;  dummy;  joker;  fool;  trickster
 to coil around (of a child or animal);  to grab (usu. out of playfulness or affection);  to cling
 mischievous child;  scamp;  rascal;  elf;  imp
 scribbling;  doodling;  graffiti
 to play with;  to toy with;  to tease
 to jingle;  to jangle;  to clink;  to act lasciviously;  to act coquettishly
 something written for fun;  calligraphy written for entertainment
 humorous comments;  sarcastic remarks;  cartoon;  caricature;  satire
 being absorbed in writing popular novels (cheap fiction);  being absorbed in writing something to amuse oneself
 jocular name;  jocular term;  humorous nickname