Homonym: Rascal (Mischief)
"Rascal" is a term often used to describe a mischievous or playful person, typically a child or young animal. It can imply a sense of endearment, suggesting that the individual’s antics are amusing rather than harmful. The word is commonly associated with light-hearted troublemaking.
In popular culture, "Rascal" is also the title of a classic children's novel by Sterling North, published in 1963. The book recounts the adventures of a boy and his pet raccoon, highlighting themes of friendship and the joys of childhood. It remains a beloved story for readers of all ages.