naughtier
Behaving even worse
Naughtier is the comparative form of naughty—more mischievous, disobedient, or sexually suggestive than something else.
The younger one was naughtier than her sister.
His jokes got naughtier as the night went on.
Playfully mischievous in manner
- roguishMischievously charming
- pranksterSomeone who plays tricks
- tricksterCunning deceiver in myth
- cheekyPlayfully disrespectful
puckish · elfin · pixie · sly · arch · waggish · jesting · antics
Hinting at impropriety
- seductivePowerfully attractive, tempting
- provocativeMeant to provoke response
- titillatingPleasurably stimulating, often sensually
- racyMildly indecent in content
saucy · spicy · salacious · bawdy · raunchy · lewd · indecent · explicit
Lively and playful
- flirtyPlayfully romantic in manner
- teasingPlayful, mild ridicule
- coyAffectedly modest
- coquettishPlayfully alluring in manner
saucy · cheeky · spirited · frolicsome · romp · gambol · lighthearted · sportive
Resisting authority or control
- defiantOpenly resisting control
- waywardStubbornly self-willed
- unrulyDifficult to control
- misbehavingConducting oneself improperly
willful · obstinate · contrary · insubordinate · rule-breaking · transgressive · forbidden · taboo
impish
Playfully mischievous in manner
cheeky · puckish · elfin · pixie · sly · arch · waggish · jesting · antics · frolicsome
suggestive
Hinting at impropriety
- seductivePowerfully attractive, tempting
- provocativeMeant to provoke response
- titillatingPleasurably stimulating, often sensually
racy · saucy · spicy · salacious · bawdy · raunchy · lewd · indecent · explicit · erotic
frisky
Lively and playful
coquettish · saucy · cheeky · spirited · frolicsome · romp · gambol · lighthearted · sportive · fun-loving
rebellious
Resisting authority or control
misbehaving · willful · obstinate · contrary · insubordinate · rule-breaking · transgressive · forbidden · taboo · sinful