Prank [noun]

Definition of Prank:

practical joke; frivolity

Synonyms of Prank:

● Horseplay

● Trick

● Lark

● High jinks

● Antic

● Gag

● Spoof

● Rollick

● Fancy

● Whim

● Sport

● Rib

● Levity

● Caper

● Tomfoolery

● Frolic

● Play

● Hotfoot

● Lightness

● Shine

● Fooling

● Shenanigans

● Caprice

● Put-on

● Roughhouse

● Escapade

● Gambol

● Roughhousing

● Rowdiness

● Skylarking


Opposite/Antonyms of Prank:

● Seriousness

● Work


Sentence/Example of Prank:

Having retired to his own house, he often played off many a prank.

In earliest youth he had been a merry prank; he was still a prank, but not often merry.

She smiled at him glowingly, thinking she had caught him at a prank.

Whether divine or of what origin I will not have judged by that night's prank of mine.

It might be a prank—or something like that—but it would n't be wrong.

Graham sank into a chair, looking like a small boy caught in a prank.

I declare I never can tell what prank you will be up to next.

As he stated, "It was far too good a prank to keep it to myself."

Had it not been for this, I should have punished the lad severely for the prank he has played.

Bernard, I must request you never to play such a prank again.