1. Plural of diablery; mischievous or playful tricks; pranks or antics.
Usage: Usually plural; often used in a lighthearted or humorous context
2. Plural of diablery; devilry or wickedness; evil or malicious behavior.
Usage: Archaic or literary usage; less common in modern English

Examples

• The children's diableries during the field trip kept their teachers on their toes.
• His harmless diableries and jokes made him popular among his classmates.
• The novel depicted the diableries of mischievous sprites in an enchanted forest.
• She was known for her clever diableries and witty pranks.
• The old stories spoke of the diableries committed by demons and dark spirits.
• Their youthful diableries eventually gave way to more responsible behavior.