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An illicit or ridiculous activity or escapade

A prank or general mischievous behavior

An instance of engaging in playful or joyful behavior or activity

A playful skipping movement

The action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force

A lively dance, especially with leaping movements

The state of being illegal or against the law

Something done for pleasure or entertainment

An action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end

A skillful act performed for entertainment or amusement

Activity engaged in for enjoyment and recreation, especially by children

To skip or dance about in a lively or playful way

To move about or around quickly and randomly

To dance, typically by prominently moving one's derriere

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Noun

An illicit or ridiculous activity or escapade

leap in the dark

exciting experience

business enterprise

course of action

shot in the dark

throw of the dice

piece of business

one's level best

fall of the cards

stab in the dark

what one is into

speculative enterprise

iffy proposition

one's darnedest

long row to hoe

spin of the roulette wheel

successful manoeuvre

complete success

the luck of the draw

moral imperative

matter of chance

conscientiousness

luck of the draw

turn of the wheel

flip of the coin

toss of the dice

sweat of one's brow

blood, sweat and tears

old college try

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“Their caper involves a nightlong journey of picking up cash all over town in a purloined bank van with Wayne and Henry posing as bank guards assigned to collect all this money.”

Noun

A prank or general mischievous behavior

monkey business

piece of mischief

mischievous act

mischievous trick

bit of mischief

practical jokes

mischievousness

foolish behaviour^UK

foolish behavior^US

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“I laugh and the other two officers join me like mischievous schoolboys precipitating another juvenile caper.”

Noun

An instance of engaging in playful or joyful behavior or activity

night on the razzle

night on the town

unrestrained behavior

bit of amusement

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“This weekend I have two separate paddleboarding events to attend, Neil and I are going on a caper, and we have to fit in Jurassic World.”

Noun

A playful skipping movement

sudden movement

forward movement

“Sienna grabs onto Taranian's shoulder in a bout of joy, and does a caper around her friend, laughing in a barely sane manner.”

Noun

The action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force

misappropriation

breaking and entering

purse-snatching

aggravated burglary

second-story work

five-finger discount

smash-and-grab raid

unauthorized removal

white-collar crime

monkey business

misuse of funds

acts of destruction

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Noun

A lively dance, especially with leaping movements

Noun

The state of being illegal or against the law

misdemeanour^UK

antisocial behavior

clandestineness

moral transgression

violation of the law

infraction of the law

breach of the law

act of dereliction

act of misconduct

breach of conduct

criminal offense

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Noun

Something done for pleasure or entertainment

amateur interest

leisure activity

leisure interest

leisure pursuit

special interest

outdoor activity

beer and skittles

source of pleasure

rest and relaxation

viewing pleasure

rest and recreation

favourite occupation

favorite occupation

pleasurable pastime

lightheartedness

light-heartedness

mischievousness

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Noun

An action or strategy carefully planned to achieve a specific end

course of action

military science

sleight of hand

instrumentality

method of working

instrumentation

set of procedures

systematic process

standard procedure

proposed action

bait and switch

vision statement

oldest trick in the book

organisation^UK

organization^US

means of access

mission statement

mode of behaviour

mode of conduct

temporary solution

set of principles

operating procedure

temporary measure

logical process

frame of reference

orderly process

set of guidelines

set of channels

jury-rigged expedient

temporary expedient

publicity device

eye-catching novelty

confidence trick

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Noun

A skillful act performed for entertainment or amusement

piece de resistance

pièce de résistance

stroke of genius

marvellous feat

grand achievement

feat of strength

supreme example

great achievement

spectacular achievement

positive result

successful outcome

great performance

favorable outcome

favourable result

coup de maître

notch in one's belt

virtuosic performance

brilliant performance

dream come true

successful manoeuvre

successful completion

coup de mâitre

carrying into action

successful stroke

carrying through

successful resolution

successful consummation

successful fulfillment

successful finalization

successful execution

successful conclusion

materialisation^UK

efficaciousness

favourable outcome

materialization^US

main attraction

outstanding accomplishment

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Noun

Activity engaged in for enjoyment and recreation, especially by children

leisure activity

beer and skittles

leisure pursuit

rough and tumble

rest and relaxation

clowning around

rest and recreation

source of pleasure

leisure interest

amateur interest

favourite occupation

favorite occupation

pleasurable pastime

rough-and-tumble

light-heartedness

foolish behaviour^UK

monkey business

foolish behavior^US

practical jokes

misbehaviour^UK

lightheartedness

mischievousness

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Verb

To skip or dance about in a lively or playful way

kick up one's heels

entertain oneself

disport oneself

have a good time

engage in games

indulge in horseplay

go places and do things

spring up and down

leap up and down

jump up and down

bob up and down

be life of party

let your hair down

act the giddy goat

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“Given the extent of plains and woods, horses would be quite happy to caper about in the meadows.”

Verb

To move about or around quickly and randomly

go hell for leather

go like lightning

go like a bat out of hell

put your foot down

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Verb

To dance, typically by prominently moving one's derriere

shake one's booty

tread a measure

trip the light fantastic

hit the dance floor

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