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Scamp

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Affectionate NuancePlay
The term 'scamp' often carries a loving or affectionate tone when describing playful young people. SlideThe kids next door are such scamps, always giggling and playing pranks.
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Not Harsh CriticismPlay
'Scamp' isn’t used for severe misbehavior; it's for mild, cheeky actions that aren’t taken too seriously. SlideMike is a little scamp, hiding your shoes for fun.
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Playful AnnoyancePlay
Using 'scamp' can express mock annoyance, showing you're not really upset with the mischief. SlideYou little scamp, putting bubbles in the fountain again!