roguery

noun
UK /ˈrəʊɡəri/
US /ˈroʊɡəri/

The act of being naughty or tricky in a playful way.

The little boy's roguery made everyone laugh at the party.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Dishonest or deceitful behavior, especially for personal gain.

The merchant was known for his roguery in business dealings.

3. The quality of being a rogue or scoundrel.

His roguery was obvious from the way he cheated at cards.

4. Playful, harmless mischief.

The children's roguery included hiding their father's shoes.