antics (Meaning)
antics
wildly playful, a performer of a grotesque or ludicrous part, a wildly playful or funny act or action, characterized by clownish extravagance or absurdity, an attention-drawing, often wildly playful or funny act or action, grotesque, bizarre, whimsically lighthearted
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antics Sentence Examples
- The children's antics at the playground provided endless entertainment for the parents.
- The comedian's stage antics kept the audience in stitches throughout the show.
- The politician's antics during the debate were widely criticized as unprofessional.
- The cat's energetic antics and playful demeanor made it a joy to watch.
- The toddler's tantrum-throwing antics were becoming increasingly difficult to manage.
- The unruly crowd's antics caused chaos and disruption during the protest.
- The monkey's antics in the zoo were both amusing and slightly disturbing.
- The prankster's antics were harmless but left their victims feeling bewildered.
- The theater company's physical antics were an integral part of their innovative production.
- The politician's public antics were a desperate attempt to regain popularity among voters.
FAQs About the word antics
wildly playful, a performer of a grotesque or ludicrous part, a wildly playful or funny act or action, characterized by clownish extravagance or absurdity, an a
pranks, experiences, adventures, gags, practical jokes, capriccios,tricks, rogueries, rags, capers
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The children's antics at the playground provided endless entertainment for the parents.
The comedian's stage antics kept the audience in stitches throughout the show.
The politician's antics during the debate were widely criticized as unprofessional.
The cat's energetic antics and playful demeanor made it a joy to watch.
