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capersnounpl. of caper a playful or mischievous act intended as a jokelong-ago college capers that have become more rollicking and daring with each recounting antics, capriccios, didoes(or didos), escapades, frolics, gags, jests, knaveries, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, rags(chiefly British), rogueries, shavies(Scottish), shines, tricks, waggeries adventures, experiences, games, larks, timeshigh jinks(also hijinks), horseplays, plays, rowdyismsshenanigans, tomfooleriesgambits, hoaxes, maneuvers, ploysdeeds, feats, missions, performances, stuntscaprices, conceits, fancies, vagaries, whims, whimsies(also whimseys)deceits, deceptions, delusions, frauds, hanky-pankies, ruses, shams, stratagems, subterfuges, trickeries, wiles to play and run about happilyas summer drew to a close, the children spent their days wistfully capering on the beach cavorts, disports, frisks, frolics, gambols, larks, rollicks, romps, sports bounds, hops, leaps, lopes, skips, springs, trips, tumblescurvets, dances, prancescarouses, revels, roisterscarries on, fools around, horses aroundclowns, cuts upjoyrides, roughhouses, skylarkskites cuts capers, kicks up one's heels mopes, pouts, stews, sulks |