naughty

Preposition: at

• time: Phoebe also likes to be a little naughty at times and has a sexy adventurous side to her personality.
• school: We talked a lot and he helped me understand why I was naughty at school, " says Omari.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: So then they'd do something really naughty to let her know who was boss.
• feel: But I think I kind of like it and it feels a bit naughty.

Modifies a noun

• schoolboy: I felt a bit like a naughty schoolboy resubmitting his rejected homework to the teacher!
• schoolgirl: I must say I really enjoyed it - felt like a naughty schoolgirl.
• boy: Man, you been a naughty boy, you let your face grow long.
• streak: Claire: If not me, Kate Winslet as she has a naughty streak to her as well.
• puppet: On his way to school, the naughty puppet heard some music playing.
• girl: Being a naughty girl I didn't think I was naughty.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: It must have been some work ethic where he thought it was slightly naughty to have long lunches - not very French!
• rather: Here you feel very grown up, and also rather naughty.
• very: They may seem to be very sad, very naughty, or not to care at all.
• quite: And so one or two of them are quite naughty children, as defined by some of their teachers.
• so: He is so naughty, but nice I never buy flowers, for the house.
• really: But don't worry I won't post them, - unless your really naughty!

Infinitive complement

• bring: I have to admit that it was funny to me, but slightly naughty to bring up.

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Do feel naughty, but 2 guys in 7 weeks isn't outrageous is it?
• get: M beds DE: they take ages to settle and get naughty.
• consider: You must be in compliance with export laws and not associated with countries the USA considers naughty, like Cuba.