What is another word for escapade?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛskɐpˌe͡ɪd], [ ˈɛskɐpˌeɪd], [ ˈɛ_s_k_ɐ_p_ˌeɪ_d]
Synonyms for Escapade:
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n.
• act • caper • dangerous undertaking • escapade • exploit- do's .
- clownings ,
- dis traction ,
- dis tractions ,
- dis-traction ,
- dis-tractions ,
- jokings ,
- living it ups ,
- living up ,
- living ups ,
- merrymakings ,
- non sense ,
- non senses ,
- non-sense ,
- non-senses ,
- re creation ,
- re creations ,
- re laxation ,
- re laxations ,
- re-laxation ,
- re-laxations ,
- rompings ,
- whoopees .
- bons mots ,
- hoodwinkings ,
- one liner ,
- oneliner ,
- puton ,
- shaggy-dog stories ,
- shaggydog stories ,
- shaggydog story .
Other synonyms:
- abyss ,
- action ,
- caldron ,
- carnage ,
- cliffhanger ,
- conflagration ,
- crisis ,
- crucible ,
- danger ,
- dangerous ground ,
- emergency ,
- extremity ,
- fright ,
- furor ,
- furore ,
- havoc ,
- inferno ,
- instability ,
- joke ,
- knife edge ,
- minefield ,
- nail-biter ,
- noose ,
- powder keg ,
- precipice ,
- stampede ,
- storm ,
- tempest ,
- the fray ,
- tinderbox .
- brush ,
- flashpoint ,
- pressure point ,
- sport .
Other relevant words:
- Boutade ,
- High Jinks ,
- Randan ,
- Skylarking ,
- Whimwham ,
- accident ,
- affair ,
- antic ,
- bacchanalia ,
- bad ,
- baneful ,
- bat ,
- bender ,
- binge ,
- blunder ,
- bout ,
- burglary ,
- bust ,
- capriccio ,
- caprice ,
- capriciousness ,
- carousal ,
- carouse ,
- celebration ,
- chance ,
- crime ,
- crotchet ,
- darting ,
- debauch ,
- deed ,
- deleterious ,
- destructive ,
- detrimental ,
- deviation ,
- dido ,
- digression ,
- disobedient ,
- elopement ,
- episode ,
- escapades ,
- escape ,
- espieglerie ,
- evasion ,
- event ,
- evil ,
- experience ,
- fad ,
- fancy ,
- feat ,
- fiasco ,
- fit ,
- flimflam ,
- fling ,
- folly ,
- freak ,
- frolic ,
- fun ,
- gag ,
- gambade ,
- gambado ,
- gambol ,
- game ,
- getaway ,
- ha-ha ,
- happening ,
- harmful ,
- hazard ,
- hoax ,
- horseplay ,
- humor ,
- impish ,
- incident ,
- indiscretion ,
- injurious ,
- jag ,
- jape ,
- jest ,
- jig ,
- job ,
- kink ,
- knife-edge ,
- maggot ,
- maleficent ,
- malicious ,
- malignant ,
- meadowlark ,
- mischief ,
- mischievous ,
- monkeyshine ,
- monkeyshines ,
- mummery ,
- naughty ,
- noxious ,
- occurrence ,
- orgy ,
- outing ,
- party ,
- peril ,
- pernicious ,
- pipit ,
- play ,
- playful ,
- ploy ,
- poppycock ,
- practical joke ,
- puckish ,
- quirk ,
- randy ,
- recreation ,
- revel ,
- rib ,
- ridicule ,
- rig ,
- robbery ,
- roguery ,
- rollick ,
- romp ,
- scoot ,
- scrape ,
- shavie ,
- shenanigan ,
- shenanigans ,
- sly ,
- spree ,
- stunt ,
- take-in ,
- tear ,
- titlark ,
- tomfoolery ,
- toot ,
- trick ,
- undertaking ,
- vagary ,
- waggery ,
- whim ,
- whimsey ,
- whimsy ,
- wicked ,
- wild-goose chase ,
- wingding ,
- wisecrack .
- Buffooneries ,
- Festivities ,
- Fooleries ,
- Laughters ,
- Mummeries ,
- PUNS ,
- accomplishment ,
- bon mot ,
- buffoonery ,
- chestnut ,
- chestnuts ,
- diversion ,
- dos ,
- fool's errand ,
- foolery ,
- fun and games ,
- funny business ,
- good time ,
- good times ,
- jokes ,
- joking ,
- junketing ,
- junketings ,
- labor ,
- living it up ,
- merriments ,
- mischievous trick ,
- nonsense ,
- pastime ,
- project ,
- re-creation ,
- re-creations ,
- relaxation ,
- repartee ,
- sally ,
- shaggy-dog story ,
- task ,
- whoopee .
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How to use "Escapade" in context?
One of life's greatest pleasures is escaping from reality, whether it's for a short time or for an extended period. escapades can take many forms, from simply going on a spontaneous walk outside to taking a road trip to a faraway destination. They can be as simple or complex as you want them to be, and can provide a unique and memorable experience. Whether you're planning an escape on your own or joining forces with friends, there are plenty of options available to you. So what are you waiting for? Get started planning your next escape!
Hyponym for Escapade:
n.
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act
diversion, recreation.
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act
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