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Definitions

cut capers

VERB
caper
Synonyms
STRONG
bounce bound dance frisk gambol hop jump leap play rollick romp skip spring
WEAK
blow the lid off cut loose go on a tear horse around kick up one's heels let loose raise hell whoop it up
VERB
frolic
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cavort gambol
STRONG
caper carouse frisk lark play prance revel riot rollick romp sport spree
WEAK
cut loose fool around go on a tear kick up one's heels let go let loose raise hell whoop it up
VERB
play
Synonyms
STRONGEST
dance
STRONG
caper carouse cavort clown dally disport divert frisk frolic gambol joke jump kibitz recreate rejoice revel romp skip sport toy trifle
WEAK
amuse oneself be life of party carry on cut up entertain oneself fool around go on a spree horse around idle away kick up heels let go let loose let one's hair down make merry mess around show off
Antonyms
STRONG
be sad
WEAK
work
VERB
romp
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cavort frolic gambol prance
STRONG
caper celebrate frisk lark play revel roister skip skylark sport
WEAK
cut up fool around go on the town kid around let loose make merry rollic whoop it up

Example Sentences

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On this broad platform the infant publication immediately began to cut capers.

From Time Magazine Archive

Some bartenders in Yokohama and Kobe dress up on Christmas night like Santa Claus, serve drinks, cut capers.

From Time Magazine Archive

They do not take any papers there; No politicians cut capers there;   They have no 'views,'   And they tell no news, And they burn no midnight tapers there.

From Cole's Funny Picture Book No. 1 by Cole, E. W. (Edward William)

Now, if that little fellow there would neither cut capers nor speak, I ask no more of him.

From A Day's Ride A Life's Romance by Lever, Charles James

It is Carnival in New Orleans; a brilliant Tuesday in February, when the very air effervesces an ozone intensely exhilarating—of a nature half spring, half winter—to make one long to cut capers.

From Violets and Other Tales by Dunbar-Nelson, Alice Moore