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Foolish or silly behaviour
Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense
The quality of having an intelligence level far below average
An unnecessary extra feature or embellishment
Collectively, personal ornamentation such as rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets, made of precious metals and sometimes set with gemstones
Denoting amusement, enjoyment or pleasure
The quality of being evil or morally wrong
A thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline
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Foolish or silly behaviour
clowning
shenanigans
buffoonery
foolishness
horseplay
silliness
foolery
skylarking
antics
pranks
stupidity
capering
capers
fooling
larks
mischief
nonsense
tricks
clownery
hijinks
idiocy
monkeying
monkeyshines
roughhouse
roughhousing
slapstick
childishness
harlequinade
messing around
absurdity
bunk
carrying-on
craziness
folly
fun
giddiness
high jinks
horsing around
insanity
irresponsibility
joking
larking about
larking around
ludicrousness
lunacy
madness
messing about
monkey business
ridiculousness
senselessness
monkey tricks
fooling around
funny business
kidding around
playing around
devilment
devilry
hanky-panky
misbehaviour
UK
mischievousness
rascality
chicanery
dishonesty
goings-on
misconduct
misdemeanor
US
misdemeanour
UK
skulduggery
trickery
absurdness
carryings-on
carry-on
disobedience
hokey-pokey
inanity
jiggery-pokery
misbehavior
US
mischief-making
monkeyshine
poppycock
prank
tommyrot
trouble
clowning around
horse feathers
hoaxing
malarkey
desipience
didoes
silly behaviour
practical jokes
escapades
frolics
romps
stunts
antic
caper
escapade
foolish behaviour
frolic
fun and games
harlequinades
stunt
no good
practical joke
romping
rough-and-tumble
boisterousness
exuberance
play
rough-housing
rowdiness
rough and tumble
rough play
jesting
drollery
frivolity
waggishness
joking around
playfulness
to-do
frolicsomeness
gag
naughtiness
vandalism
dirty trick
amusing behaviour
shenanigan
caprice
fancy
gambol
hotfoot
joke
lark
levity
lightness
put-on
rib
rollick
shine
spoof
sport
whim
trick
jape
dido
number
cantrip
capriccio
cod
exploit
jest
knavery
roguery
cutup
goak
quiz
rag
waggery
accomplishment
catch
shavie
shines
leg-pull
take-in
artifice
deception
device
dodge
feat
feint
gimmick
imposture
jig
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
ploy
ruse
sleight
stratagem
subterfuge
wile
sleight of hand
roughness
high spirits
comedy
game
laugh
skylark
amusement
giggle
crack
fling
romp
spree
amusing time
revel
adventure
bird
carousal
fooling about
outing
giggles
cavorting
frolicking
recreation
rollicking
relaxation
revelry
revels
clowning about
dalliance
badness
perversity
bad behaviour
diablerie
deviltry
hoax
mischievous act
piece of mischief
freak
gambade
gambado
prat
rig
wind-up
prankishness
coltishness
friskiness
impishness
larkiness
sportfulness
sportiveness
tricksiness
atrocity
catastrophe
evil
fault
harm
hurt
ill
injury
misdoing
misfortune
outrage
roguishness
sabotage
transgression
waywardness
wrong
wrongdoing
devilishness
hob
wickedness
espieglerie
fool's errand
mischievous trick
agitation
annoyance
corruption
demolition
destruction
disablement
disruption
incapacitation
malice
pique
ravage
scathe
troublesomeness
undoing
unmaking
vexation
weakening
binge
blast
frisk
gaiety
idyl
idyll
merriment
merrymaking
joviality
run
scramble
animosity
damage
hatred
spite
ill will
puckishness
fetch
flimflam
gambit
juggle
knack
scheme
jaunt
hot foot
put on
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“Later that year he broke the same kneecap during
tomfoolery
in a Newcastle nightclub.”
Noun
▲
Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense
malarkey
pants
rot
rubbish
tosh
baloney
bilge
claptrap
hogwash
trash
twaddle
balderdash
bosh
hooey
inanity
poppycock
bizzo
bunkum
tommyrot
bull's wool
stuff and nonsense
applesauce
beans
blah
blah-blah
blarney
blather
blatherskite
blither
boloney
bull
buncombe
bunk
codswallop
crapola
crock
drivel
drool
falderal
fiddle
fiddle-faddle
fiddlesticks
flannel
flapdoodle
folderol
folly
foolishness
fudge
garbage
guff
hokeypokey
hokum
hoodoo
horsefeathers
humbug
jazz
malarky
moonshine
muck
nerts
nonsense
nuts
piffle
punk
senselessness
silliness
slush
stupidity
taradiddle
tarradiddle
trumpery
absurdity
babble
bananas
bombast
fatuity
flightiness
fun
gibberish
giddiness
idiocy
imprudence
irrationality
jest
jive
joke
ludicrousness
madness
palaver
prattle
pretence
UK
pretense
US
ranting
rashness
rigmarole
scrawl
scribble
thoughtlessness
tripe
hot air
mumbo jumbo
soft soap
blether
eyewash
gobbledegook
cobblers
dribble
phooey
blathers
havers
waffle
bushwa
cod
gammon
toffee
wack
balls
bulldust
double Dutch
flimflam
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Noun
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The quality of having an intelligence level far below average
idiocy
inanity
insanity
lunacy
asininity
fatuity
foolishness
imbecility
senselessness
fatuousness
brainlessness
foolhardiness
silliness
stupidity
thoughtlessness
absurdity
folly
imprudence
inaneness
indiscretion
ineptitude
injudiciousness
irrationality
irresponsibility
rashness
recklessness
foolery
foppery
illogicality
ludicrousness
madness
meaninglessness
nonsense
pointlessness
ridiculousness
craziness
cretinism
daftness
derangement
fruitlessness
futility
insipidity
lack of sense
abject stupidity
utter stupidity
zaniness
eccentricity
frivolity
absurdness
facetiousness
flippancy
goofiness
humor
US
humour
UK
incongruency
ludicrosity
nonsensicalness
outlandishness
preposterousness
strangeness
triviality
wit
witlessness
wittiness
buffoonery
childishness
comedy
frivolousness
hijinks
hilarity
jocularity
lightheartedness
mindlessness
nuttiness
oddness
playfulness
puerility
shenanigans
wackiness
amusement
bizarreness
clownery
comicality
drollery
flightiness
gaiety
humorousness
illogicalness
incongruity
incongruousness
jocoseness
jocosity
merriment
mirth
nonsensicality
oafishness
risibility
simplicity
unconventionality
wisecracking
witticism
balminess
comicalness
drollness
farcicality
farcicalness
fun
funniness
gormlessness
hilariousness
jesting
jokiness
levity
mirthfulness
slapstick
unreasonableness
uproariousness
waggishness
whimsicality
badinage
banter
cloddishness
clowning
clownishness
dippiness
doltishness
dottiness
horseplay
joyfulness
monkeying
monkeyshines
moronism
moronity
raillery
skylarking
unwisdom
whimsy
wildness
light-heartedness
high jinks
horsing around
monkey business
crazy
weirdness
flakiness
farce
gag
happiness
jest
joke
lightness
pleasantry
wisecrack
high spirits
joking
kidding
laughableness
aberration
alienation
craze
distraction
imbalance
psychopathy
sport
derision
mockery
ridicule
teasing
frolic
joshing
escapade
jollification
jollity
laughter
mummery
scorn
trifling
practical joke
incompetency
bunk
carrying-on
claptrap
impracticality
insensibility
mistake
poppycock
rubbish
tommyrot
twaddle
unwiseness
weakness
dumb trick
fool trick
horse feathers
comic
richness
satire
sparkle
spoof
black humor
sense of fun
sense of humor
the funny side
uselessness
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Noun
▲
An unnecessary extra feature or embellishment
frill
fuss
jazz
ornamentation
additions
decoration
embellishment
extras
trimmings
garnishment
ostentation
fanciness
chichi
decorations
embellishments
finery
garnishing
gilding
superfluities
adornment
affectations
beautifier
caparison
doodad
embellisher
excess
extravagances
fandangle
frippery
garnish
garniture
gewgaws
luxuries
non-essentials
ornament
setoff
trim
dressing up
fallalery
fandangles
flashiness
folderols
frilliness
jazziness
accompaniment
addition
add-on
bits and pieces
edging
extravagance
foppery
garbage
gathering
gimcrack
gimmick
gingerbread
lace
thing
trimming
bells and whistles
icing on the cake
Noun
▲
Collectively, personal ornamentation such as rings, necklaces, brooches and bracelets, made of precious metals and sometimes set with gemstones
jewelry
US
jewellery
UK
gems
jewels
treasure
trinkets
ornaments
regalia
bijouterie
gemstones
precious stones
bijoux
bling
finery
tom
semi-precious stones
costume jewelry
US
costume jewellery
UK
Noun
▲
Denoting amusement, enjoyment or pleasure
fun
amusement
enjoyment
pleasure
excitement
joy
thrill
cheer
entertainment
glee
merriment
play
blast
buffoonery
festivity
foolery
joyfulness
merriness
mirth
playfulness
satisfaction
ball
cheerfulness
cheeriness
festiveness
gaiety
gleefulness
happiness
jocularity
jollity
living it up
vibrancy
enthusiasm
exuberance
felicity
gladness
high spirits
hilarity
jesting
laughter
levity
light-heartedness
liveliness
mirthfulness
mischief
nonsense
perkiness
rapture
revelry
sunniness
vigor
US
vigour
UK
vim
vitality
vivacity
vividness
zest
brightness
clowning
distraction
diversion
ebullience
energy
good time
grins
solace
buoyancy
gambol
joking
rejoicing
riot
treat
romping
blitheness
blithesomeness
friskiness
funniness
gamboling
US
gambolling
UK
humorousness
jocundity
jolliness
kick
knavery
lightheartedness
mischievousness
rascality
roguishness
sportiveness
waggery
wantonness
comedy
exhilaration
facetiousness
foolishness
humour
UK
humor
US
jocoseness
jocosity
silliness
conviviality
effervescence
elation
euphoria
high-spiritedness
merrymaking
verve
carefreeness
exultation
frolic
gayety
joviality
joyousness
sport
gayness
jollification
reveling
US
revelling
UK
whoopee
brawl
hoopla
indulgence
laughs
picnic
recreation
revel
self-indulgence
shindig
wingding
larking about
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The quality of being evil or morally wrong
wickedness
evil
sin
iniquity
sinfulness
badness
depravity
wrong
wrongdoing
evilness
immorality
rascality
roguery
baseness
evil-doing
foulness
iniquitousness
viciousness
vileness
devilishness
devilry
dishonesty
double-dealing
turpitude
unscrupulousness
vice
villainy
degeneracy
delinquency
deviltry
dissipation
dissolution
perversion
pervertedness
corruption
corruptness
curse
fiendishness
godlessness
heinousness
impiety
irreligiousness
knavery
ungodliness
unholiness
blasphemy
crookedness
devilment
diablerie
hob
impiousness
impishness
impurity
irreverence
mischief
mischievousness
profanity
roguishness
sacrilegiousness
shadiness
shenanigans
waggery
waggishness
cheekiness
maleficence
malfeasance
malignity
naughtiness
peccability
peccancy
flagrancy
infamy
malice
offence
UK
offense
US
unrighteousness
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A thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline
joke
jest
gag
quip
witticism
wisecrack
crack
josh
one-liner
pleasantry
pun
farce
funny
jape
laugh
parody
sally
sham
boffola
mockery
travesty
boff
boffo
caricature
cartoon
drollery
fun
giggle
in-joke
lark
nifty
nonsense
rib
rib-tickler
waggery
yuck
yuk
absurdity
blague
frolic
funny story
killer
knee-slapper
quirk
ridiculousness
shaggy-dog story
sport
thigh-slapper
whimsy
act
anecdote
antic
buffoonery
burlesque
caper
caprice
chestnut
clowning
double entendre
epigram
escapade
gambol
game
ha-ha
hoodwinking
horseplay
humour
UK
humor
US
mischief
monkeyshine
mummery
old chestnut
payoff
play
play on words
put-on
raillery
repartee
revel
saw
shenanigan
spree
tale
vagary
yarn
bon mot
snow job
tall story
tall tale
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