antics

/ ˈæntɪks /

plural noun

1. absurd or grotesque acts or postures

Example Sentences

The prime minister uploaded a video of his antics to Instagram, with the caption: "I think I just got myself put in detention..."

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When she got the script for the episode, Whitaker, who admits she “wasn’t a ‘Lord of the Rings’ girl growing up,” binged the movies, eager to pull off the antics in the scene.

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Penelope sat within earshot of the children’s antics, but she scarcely heard them, for she was deep in thought.

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What keeps these Democrats from power are the antics of their national party: the Russia folly, the border folly, the trans folly, the Biden incapacity folly.

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In 2024, he was announced as Vogue's political correspondent in the lead-up to the US election, in part due to what the publication called his "silly goose" antics online.

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Related Words

• hijinks www.thesaurus.com
• misbehavior 
• rowdiness www.thesaurus.com