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madcap

[mad-kap] / ˈmædˌkæp /


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Then, in a moment of perfect madcap New York serendipity, a running club of very fit people pierced both the real protest and the fake “Joker 2” mob on the courthouse steps.

From Washington Post

The madcap plot will keep readers in suspense until the final page.

From Washington Post

Barr goes to incredible lengths to excuse Trump's crude and ignorant behavior as president portraying him as a sort of unruly teenager whose "madcap rhetoric" and "imprecise comments" would get him into scrapes.

From Salon

Do they throw giant parties and have zany, madcap adventures?

From Salon

The seventeenth game in the long-running series, about an adventurous tinkerer and his robot companion, is another lighthearted adventure that coasts on lame jokes and madcap action sequences.

From Washington Post