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naughty

[naw-tee] / ˈnɔ ti /




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Still, with the help of Wall Street, it’s possible to develop a Santa-like list of nice and naughty names.

From Barron's

Mia says she first got a taste for embroidery aged six when her stern Swedish grandmother, Greta, gave her some sewing to do "when I might have been naughty".

From BBC

Tesla is considered the ‘naughtiest’ Magnificent Seven stock, with only 45% Buy ratings and an average target price below its current trading price.

From Barron's

It’s still unclear whether this storm will be naughty — with torrential downpours intense enough to cause flooding and mud or debris flows or nice, with gentle rainfall spread out beneficially over a period of days.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a Cantonese phrase that in its most innocuous use means naughty or petulant.

From Los Angeles Times