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.