B2When children are naughty, or theirbehaviour is naughty, they behavebadly or do not do what they are told to do: Now that's naughty - you mustn't throwfood on the floor!Ourbosstreats us all like naughty schoolchildren.Bad and wrong behaviourDisobedientObeying and breaking the lawObedient and compliantDisobedientObeying and breaking the lawObedient and compliantBad and wrong behaviour›used slightlyhumorously to describe an adult who has behavedbadly or an adult's badaction: "I'm afraid I borrowedyourcar without asking." "Yes, that was very naughty of you - I needed it at the weekend!"Bad and wrong behaviourDisobedientObeying and breaking the lawObedient and compliantnaughtily
/-tɪ.li//-t̬ɪ.li/adverbBad and wrong behaviourDisobedientObeying and breaking the lawObedient and compliantRelating to sex and sexual desireRude and cheekynaughtiness
/-nəs/noun[U]Bad and wrong behaviourDisobedientObeying and breaking the lawObedient and compliantRelating to sex and sexual desireRude and cheeky