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Is good a noun for the adjective mischievous?

No, "good" is not a noun for the adjective "mischievous".

Here's why:

* Mischievous is an adjective describing a playful, naughty, or slightly troublesome quality.

* Good is an adjective describing something positive or of high quality.

There isn't a direct noun form of "mischievous". You would need to use a phrase or a different word to describe the noun form.

Examples:

* Mischievous behavior: Describes the actions of someone who is mischievous.

* A prankster: Someone who is known for being mischievous.

* Mischief: The noun form of "mischievous" meaning playful troublemaking.

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