Citations:naughty

Adjective evil, wicked

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• 1550: Mierdman, Steuen The market or fayre of usurers

  ...he muſt take naughty and rotten wares, whereby the common people is enhaunced and deceived.

Verb

To behave naughtily

• 2001 August 2, Tweetiebird, “To alt.teens”, in alt.teens‎^[1] (Usenet):

  While I'm raving, rambling, kidding, naughtying, dirtying and even being downright idiot in here, you guys are helping me through a very hard time in my life...

• 2010 September 12, The Terrorland, “OT-Ten ways to make an atheist cry”, in humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare‎^[2] (Usenet):

  Mark is gonna naughty again...

To perform sexual acts upon

• 2006 September 18, The Scarlet Parsnip, “You never thought you'd have it...”, in rec.music.movies‎^[3] (Usenet):

  Cassandra of Troy (doomed to be naughtied by Ajax of Locris, then done again by Agamemnon, and finally bumped off by Clytaemnestra [...])

• 2010 July 2, Pete Dashwood, “OT:Anyone feeling poetic?”, in comp.lang.cobol‎^[4] (Usenet):

  There was a young Bishop of Birmingham/Who naughtied the girls while confirming 'em/As they knelt on the hassock/He up with his cassock/And shoved his Episcopal worm in 'em.