Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
maroto
adjective
/məˈroʊ.tu/

Definition
Maroto is a Portuguese word that can describe someone who is mischievous or cunning, often in a playful way.

Examples
- The maroto child often played tricks on his friends, making them laugh with his antics.
- Her maroto smile hinted that she was up to something fun.
- He had a maroto personality, always ready to lighten the mood with jokes.

Meaning
In a broader context, ‘maroto’ refers to a person who exhibits cleverness, often implying a sense of playfulness or charm in their mischief rather than malicious intent.

Synonyms
- travesso
- malicioso
- brincalhão