Wariwari (en. Mischief)
/wa.ri.wa.ri/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
A type of behavior that incites chaos or mischief.
His mischief always brings joy to his friends.
Ang kanyang mga wariwari ay laging nagdudulot ng saya sa kanyang mga kaibigan.
A way of entertainment that comes with joy but also has a downside.
I avoid mischief because it often leads to worry.
Aking iniiwasan ang mga wariwari sapagkat madalas silang nagiging dahilan ng alalahanin.
Etymology
Origin from Tagalog language
Common Phrases and Expressions
Just mischief
As a playful way of doing something without serious intent.
Wariwari lang
Related Words
teasing
The act of teasing or creating mischief towards others.
pang-aasar
Slang Meanings
To be noisy or to invent stories.
Don't you like the fiesta? There's so much chatter among the people there.
Ayaw mo ba sa fiesta? Ang dami kasing wariwari sa mga tao roon.
To entertain oneself or to be lively.
They just had fun over the Saturday night at Juan's house.
Nag-wariwari lang sila sa gabi ng sabado sa bahay ni Juan.
A scheme or plan that is pointless.
That friend of mine seems pointless, just hot air.
Parang wariwari lang yung barkada kong yun, puro hangin.