rascal (noun)

1. In the comedy film 'Home Alone', the young boy Kevin McCallister uses his clever tricks to outsmart a group of rascals trying to break into his house.

2. The Victorian-era mansion had intricate designs and hidden passageways, making it a playground for rascals seeking mischief.

3. Late at night, in the abandoned haunted house, a rascal spirit lurks, scaring anyone who dares to enter.

4. During the American Revolution, a notorious rascal named Francis Marion, known as the 'Swamp Fox', cleverly eluded British soldiers in the swamps of South Carolina.

1. The painting depicted a mischievous rascal playing pranks on unsuspecting people.

2. The film introduced a terrifying rascal who haunted people's nightmares.

3. In the futuristic world, the rascal was an advanced android programmed to deceive and manipulate.

4. During the French Revolution, the notorious rascal manipulated others for personal gain, causing chaos in society.