naugh·ty 
/ˈnɑ:ti/ adjective
naugh·ti·er; naugh·ti·est /ˈnɑ:ti/ adjective 1 : behaving badly — used especially to describe a child who does not behave properly or obey a parent, teacher, etc. ▪ a naughty [=bad] boy/girl ▪ Were you naughty today at school or did you obey the teacher? — sometimes used humorously to describe an adult who does something slightly wrong or improper ▪ I was naughty and cheated on my diet. 2 informal : relating to or suggesting sex in usually a playful way
▪ She gave him a naughty smile. ▪ No naughty [=dirty] jokes in front of the children, please! ▪ a naughty outfit
▪ She gave him a naughty smile. ▪ No naughty [=dirty] jokes in front of the children, please! ▪ a naughty outfit
— naugh·ti·ly /ˈnɑ:təli/ adverb
▪ She smiled naughtily.
/ˈnɑ:təli/ adverb ▪ She smiled naughtily.
— naugh·ti·ness /ˈnɑ:tinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ Oh, you'll be punished for your naughtiness!
/ˈnɑ:tinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ Oh, you'll be punished for your naughtiness!
