ANTIC

ANTIC


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Word: antic
Word origin: early 16th century: from Italian antico ‘antique’, used to mean ‘grotesque’.
Phonetic: ˈantɪk
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grotesque or bizarre.


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Huxleys ___ Hay
To put an ___ disposition on: Hamlet
A bit of mischievousness
Absurd
Aldous Huxley novel ___ Hay
Amusing act
April Fools joke
April Fools Day activity
Bit of buffoonery
Bit of clowning
Bit of funny business
Bit of harlequinade
Bit of high jinks
Bit of hijinks
Bit of impishness
Bit of mischief
Bit of monkey business
Bit of nuttiness
Bit of silliness
Bit of slapstick
Bit of tomfoolery
Buffoonish
Clowns bit
Clowns shtick
Clownish
Clownish act
Comic caper
Court jesters trick
Crazy bit of behavior
Crazy caper
Dido
Escapade
Farcical
Frolicsome
Funny
Hardly serious
High-spirited
Humorous escapade
Lark
Like Charlie Chaplin
Like Robin Williams
Like the Beatles in Help!
Like the Marx Brothers
Ludicrous
Ludicrous act
Madcap
Marx Brothers bit
Marx Brothers-like
Marx-esque
Marx-like
Marxlike
Monkeyshine
Monkeyshines
Odd and funny
Playful caper
Playful prank
Playful stunt
Playful trick
Ploy
Prank
Prankish
Pranksters act
Robin Williams-esque
Rollicking
Shenanigan
Silly bit
Silly little trick
Silly stunt
Silly trick
Strangely funny
Stunt
Whimsically gay
Whimsically merry
Zany
Zany caper
Merry-andrew
Fantastic caper.
Fantastic trick.
Clown's caper.
Grotesque
Fantastic
Ludicrously fantastic.
Fantastic act.
A buffoon.
Ludicrous trick.
Silly escapade.
Huxley's ___ Hay
Impish doing
Caprice
___ Hay, Huxley novel
Trick-or-treater's trick
Grotesque act
Gambado
___ Hay: Huxley
Nip-up.
___ lark
Ludicrous (and a letter bank for 17-Across)
Like 21-Across's behavior
Like Robin Williams, typically
Caper ... or going around the wrong way, in Britain?
Prankster-like
Three Stooges bit
Like much slapstick
Like Marx Brothers comedies
Bit of clowning around
Silly prank
Bit of a lark
Very silly
Zany action
Frolic with worker in charge
Absurd act.
Tomfoolery
Caper, frolic
I can't play a trick
Half anticipate a trick
Fantastic old actor in pageant I created
Panicky father missing trick
Exploit vacuous American jerk
Against Conservative leader as a buffoon
Grotesque figure derived from the manticore
An old clown could be silly: I can't
Furious with loss of father - it's grotesque
Bank eschewing limits to reported credit caper
Fantastic figure one can't produce
*Escapade
Bit of foolishness
Tricky thing, being contra the speed of light
Can it broadcast a frolic?
Religious adversary, not half grotesque
Its not serious
Prone to mischief making
Aldous Huxleys 1923 novel ___ Hay
Bit of buffoonery Robin Williams would have done
Clownish caper
Ludicrous prank.
Pedantically suppressing a bit of fun
Funny business
Lark averse to cold?
Prone to mischief
Month
Settle
Aiming high, Alpine Club accepting singular conclusion
Diana represented female spirit
Short ballad penned by a writer in Worlds End
Caper
Father abandoning wild caper
Some Mancunian ticketed for prank
Fathers not taking part in mad prank
Opponent behind Conservative prank
Father steering clear of wild caper
Whimsical
Like some face creams and serums, supposedly
Silly action of political party, welcoming back international terrorist leaders
Amusing action
Prank by one opposing Conservative
Silly activity
Bit of wacky behavior
Formerly grotesque mammoths no show
Father avoiding wild prank
Gypsy dodging extravagant caper
Bit of funny stuff
Father avoiding wild caper
Father abandons desperate caper
Clown (Archaic)
Prank not in support of clubs




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