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Often used in the same context:
slapstick,
zany,
clownish,
absurdist,
mirthful,
vaudevillian,
uproarious,
comical,
prankish,
droll,
daffy,
pantomimic,
insouciant,
histrionic,
manic,
clownlike,
impish,
playful,
grand guignol,
comedic,
zestily,
goofy,
exuberant,
opera buffa,
falstaffian,
parodic,
deadpan,
unamusing,
melodramatic,
puckish,
ribald,
picaresque,
whimsical,
hilarious,
jocular,
endearing,
unmannered,
campy,
doltish,
lumpish,
high jinks,
witty,
sardonic,
wackily,
overacting,
comic,
riotous,
larky,
frolicsome,
overfamiliar,
bumptious,
irreverent,
rabelaisian,
mischievous,
shavian,
buffoonish,
artful,
eccentric,
jocose,
humorous,
quippy,
teacherly,
sly,
onanistic,
theatric,
blowzy,
artless,
smirky,
rambunctious,
puppyish,
hackneyed,
dadaist,
declamatory,
bathetic,
tragicomic,
sidesplitting,
brattish,
foppish,
stagey,
virtuosic,
overdetermined,
dandified,
oafish,
gleeful,
brusk,
wry,
unaffecting,
florid,
neurotic,
shakespearean,
rascally,
flamboyant,
irrepressible,
amusing,
jaunty,
banal,
pointillistic,
goony,
unhinged,
pythonesque,
roguish,
amiable,
grotesque,
stylized,
carnivalesque,
coquettish,
fantastical,
macabre,
uncouth,
effeminate,
elephantine,
humanlike,
ingratiating,
stylised,
unheroic,
vivacious
More specific:
practical joke
More general:
diversion,
jest,
joke,
recreation
Synonyms:
caper,
clown,
clown around,
fantastic,
fantastical,
grotesque,
joke,
prank,
strange,
trick,
unusual
Also try:
— Nouns for antic:
disposition,
hay,
gestures,
tricks
postures,
dance,
behavior,
gesticulations,
shapes,
monthly,
gambols,
more...
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