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Pranks The act of engaging in mischief or deception for amusement purposes.  ■ John decided to pull a prank on his sister by putting her favorite candy bar in the microwave. She was so surprised and pleased that she ended up eating it anyway!


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antics Exciting and lively behavior, often involving pranks or other playful activities.  ■ "The class was in stitches as they watched the antics of their mischievous roommate."

commits To fully dedicate oneself to something, often with a sense of humor.  ■ He commits to his pranks every Monday and always leaves everyone in stitches.

families A group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption. They are usually characterized by their closeness and love for each other.  ■ The Smith family is known for their hilarious jokes and pranks.

gangs A group of people who are united in their love for mischief and chaos. They often engage in pranks, theft, and other criminal activities.  ■ The local gang of troublemakers decided to paint the town red with their antics.

hoaxes A series of elaborate and hilarious pranks or jokes designed to fool people.  ■ "The class was in stitches as they read through the entire hoaxes playbook, which included farting in church and pretending to be a telepath."

matrimonial Relating to marriage or weddings.  ■ "The couple's matrimonial celebration was a wild and crazy affair, with dancing, laughter, and even a few pranks!"

sequence A series of events or actions that follow each other in a specific order.  ■ "The comedian's performance was a hilarious sequence of jokes, pranks, and stunts."

sleepers noun: A person who pretends to be asleep, but is actually awake and listening.  ■ The comedian was a master of sleepers, pulling off the most amazing pranks on unsuspecting audiences.

Teased To be subjected to a series of jokes, pranks or playful insults in order to provoke laughter.  ■ The comedian teased the audience by making fun of their hometown.

trickster A mischievous or deceitful person, often with a talent for pranks and practical jokes.  ■ "I can't believe the trickster got away with that one. He was caught red-handed!"

Dave Gnukem2 A fictional character known for his distinctive voice, catchphrases, and exaggerated physical abilities. He is often depicted as a mischievous trickster who loves to play pranks on others.  ■ "I told Dave Gnukem I had a surprise for him, but instead he surprised me by throwing a bucket of water at my face!"

Fiddler A person who is very skilled at playing the violin or another stringed instrument. They may also be known for their mischievous and playful behavior.  ■ The fiddler was so good, they could make even the most stubborn of tunes sound sweet as honey. But when they weren't playing, they were known for their pranks and practical jokes, always keeping things interesting.

grandbaby A small, fluffy creature with big ears and a mischievous grin who loves to play pranks on their unsuspecting grandparents.  ■ "When my grandbaby saw me eating cookies, they immediately ran over and snatched one right out of my hand! I couldn't help but laugh at their brazenness."

Inkling A small creature with a penchant for causing chaos and confusion.  ■ The inkling decided to sneak into the office after hours to play pranks on all of the employees. She even managed to change the font on everyone's computer to a hilariously large and colorful one.

schoolboy A young male student who is often mischievous and likes to play pranks.  ■ Yesterday, the schoolboy snuck into the principal's office and changed all the computer settings to "funny" mode. Now everyone in the school is laughing at his antics!

Sororities A group of women who share a bond of sisterhood and enjoy causing mischief together.  ■ "The Alpha Delta Pi sorority was known for their hilarious pranks, like gluing up the professors' office doors and stealing all of the faculty's coffee cups."