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Often used in the same context:
heist,
escapade,
potboiler,
whodunit,
thriller,
shenanigan,
actioner,
grift,
hijinks,
high jinks,
noir,
tale,
romcom,
oater,
jape,
melodrama,
shamus,
thievery,
plotline,
saga,
pilferer,
romp,
flick,
drama,
thief,
plot,
fable,
crooks,
hackwork,
con artist,
sequel,
roundelay,
crim,
swindle,
dramedy,
flic,
cop out,
fantasia,
film noir,
movie,
conman,
stableboy,
casanova,
romancer,
birdbrained,
sleuth,
bandit,
sendup,
stickup,
slapstick,
prank,
mobster,
sleazoid,
molls,
thieving,
wiseguy,
soapier,
spoof,
pulpier,
tawdriest,
cardsharp,
gambit,
mugging,
seriocomedy,
reeler,
goodfellas,
ripoff,
shawshank,
devilry,
cop,
revenger,
holdup,
pickpocket,
prankish,
perps,
tragi,
robbery,
perp,
grand guignol,
spellbinder,
farce,
safecracker,
lunkheaded,
asphalt jungle,
peccadillo,
splodge,
comedy,
gumshoe,
script,
opus,
soaper,
silliness,
gangster,
subplot,
shtick,
rapscallion,
whirligig,
screenplay,
edtv,
squealer,
flim,
slow burn,
stunt,
adventure,
trick,
fiesta,
ruse,
capers,
chase,
skit,
story,
stunts,
advertisement,
cartoon,
charade,
game,
gimmick,
pantomime,
ploy,
pepper,
blackberry,
bramble,
currant,
hibiscus,
mango,
mulberry,
nettle,
pear,
pomegranate,
prickly,
apple,
asparagus,
berry,
broom,
gooseberry,
huckleberry,
laurel,
mistletoe,
nutmeg
More specific:
bay-leaved caper,
caper tree,
capparis arborea,
capparis cynophallophora,
capparis flexuosa,
capparis mitchellii,
capparis spinosa,
common caper,
coquetry,
dalliance,
flirt,
flirtation,
flirting,
folly,
foolery,
horseplay,
indulgence,
jamaica caper tree,
native orange,
native pomegranate,
practical joke,
teasing,
tomfoolery,
toying,
word play
Appears in the definition of:
cut
Part of:
capparis spinosa,
common caper
More general:
bound,
bush,
diversion,
jump,
leap,
pickle,
recreation,
robbery,
shrub,
spring
Synonyms:
antic,
frolic,
gambol,
job,
joke,
play,
prank,
romp,
trick
Also try:
— Adjectives for caper:
little,
proper,
whole,
great,
latest,
last,
wild,
next,
watergate,
latin,
big,
more...
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