hell-raiser

Mike Quill went to many of its meetings and was then, as later in life, a hell raiser.

"I heard back there in Nassau you were an all-time hell raiser for sure."

They need a hell raiser who has power to dispatch players hither and yon.

Archer did not quite smile at the words; he imagined Trip, something of a hell raiser himself, must have made quite a formidable big brother.

Johnny Paycheck was a hell raiser, a wild card too wild for regular play.

White said of Paterno: "Joe was a hell raiser as a single guy.

I'm a troublemaker, an egotistical little twerp, a hell raiser.

"It's not," Campbell rapped, no longer the affable hell raiser.

In turn-of-the-century America, ministers' sons had a reputation as cutups or hell raisers.

In his younger days, Alexander Cantie was a something of a hell raiser and a playboy.