monkeyshine(s) Antonyms
Strongest:
- monkeying
- clowning
- roughhousing
- hijinks
- horseplay
- playfulness
- clownery
- tomfoolery
- skylarking
- buffoonery
- monkey-business
Strong:
- high-jinks
- foolery
- deviltry
- joking
- horsing-around
- slapstick
- sporting
- roughhouse
- nonsense
- funning
- shenanigan-s-
Weak:
- trickery
- rascality
- boisterousness
- waggery
- clownishness
- rambunctiousness
- revelry
- impishness
- roistering
- rowdyism
- childishness
- frolicking
- cavorting
- roguery
- merrymaking
- romping
- knavery
- jesting
- devilry
- rowdiness
- foolishness
- mischievousness
- sportiveness
- silliness
- gamboling
- rumbustiousness
- roguishness
- frivolity
- prankishness
- mischief
- gambolling
Meaning of monkeyshine(s)
monkeyshine(s)
mischievous or playful activity, a mischievous trick
monkeyshine(s) Sentence Examples
- The mischievous children giggled as they planned their latest monkeyshines in the backyard.
- His reputation for monkeyshines made him both loved and feared among his classmates.
- The old abandoned house was rumored to be haunted, but it was really just a place for local teenagers to engage in their late-night monkeyshines.
- The teacher had to constantly keep an eye on the back of the classroom to prevent any monkeyshines during lessons.
- Despite their age, the group of retirees still enjoyed getting up to their own brand of monkeyshines at the community center.
- The town's annual festival always brought out the best in terms of music, food, and, of course, monkeyshines.
- Every Halloween, the neighborhood was filled with the sounds of laughter and mischief as children embarked on their evening of monkeyshines.
- The mischievous raccoon was known for its nightly monkeyshines, often causing havoc in the neighborhood trash cans.
- Although the prankster's monkeyshines were initially amusing, they quickly escalated into more serious disruptions.
- The politician's opponents accused him of engaging in political monkeyshines to manipulate public opinion.
FAQs About the word monkeyshine(s)
mischievous or playful activity, a mischievous trick
monkeying, clowning, roughhousing,hijinks, horseplay, playfulness, clownery, tomfoolery, skylarking, buffoonery
No antonyms found.
The mischievous children giggled as they planned their latest monkeyshines in the backyard.
His reputation for monkeyshines made him both loved and feared among his classmates.
The old abandoned house was rumored to be haunted, but it was really just a place for local teenagers to engage in their late-night monkeyshines.
The teacher had to constantly keep an eye on the back of the classroom to prevent any monkeyshines during lessons.
