shenanigan

IPA: ʃʌnˈænɪgʌn

(countable) A deceitful confidence trick, or mischief causing discomfort or annoyance.

Examples of "shenanigan" in Sentences

So, I'm going to call shenanigan s on this article.
This makes me wonder: What exactly is a "shenanigan" anyway?
This kind of shenanigan has been going on for ages, in every industry.
Now, fair and gentle reader, this was the poetry, and you see for yourself that there was no "shenanigan" in that letter; and if a fellow
Ironic that the most 'shenanigan' of the House, the guy who always reminds me of the Joker, or Sideshow Bob, has a bullet shot through his window.
Of course, this kind of shenanigan isn't new in Venezuela: fifteen months ago, Chavez was defeated in his first attempt to abolish term limits after a campaign that saw its share of abuses.
Though my OED says the etymology of the word is unknown, according to Wikipedia, that bastion of factoids, 'shenanigan' possibly originates from the Irish sionnachuighim, meaning "I play the fox."
Touch it lightly, as far as money is concerned, though, for it is well to reserve the code of justice in the matter of quartz ledges -- that is, consider them all (and their owners) guilty (of "shenanigan") until they are proved innocent.