varmint
/ˈvɑrˌmaɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
a vicious or mischievous person, especially one that is considered to be troublesome or annoying; a wild animal, especially a rabbit or other small mammal
“The farmer tried to get rid of the varmint that was eating his crops.”
2. verb
to act as a varmint; to behave in a vicious or mischievous way
“The kid varminted the teacher’s patience by constantly disrupting the class.”