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capernoun a playful or mischievous act intended as a jokelong-ago college capers that have become more rollicking and daring with each recounting antic, capriccio, dido, escapade, frolic, gag, jest, knavery, monkeyshine(s), practical joke, prank, rag(chiefly British), roguery, shavie(Scottish), shine(s), trick, waggery skylarkingadventure, experience, game, lark, timehigh jinks(also hijinks), horseplay, play, roughhousing, rowdyismshenanigan(s), tomfooleryjoking, kidding, teasinggambit, hoax, maneuver, ploydeed, feat, mission, performance, stuntcaprice, conceit, fancy, vagary, whim, whimsy(also whimsey)deceit, deception, delusion, fooling, fraud, hanky-panky, hoodwinking, ruse, sham, stratagem, subterfuge, trickery, wile to play and run about happilyas summer drew to a close, the children spent their days wistfully capering on the beach cavort, disport, frisk, frolic, gambol, lark, rollick, romp, sport bound, hop, leap, lope, skip, spring, trip, tumblecurvet, dance, prancecarouse, revel, roistercarry on, fool around, horse aroundclown, cut upjoyride, roughhouse, skylarkkite cut capers, kick up one's heels mope, pout, stew, sulk in the 14th century |