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1 bouffonneries
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2 bouffonnerie
bufɔnʀi1) ( acte) antics (pl)2) ( effets comiques) buffoonery3) ( caractère) ridiculousness4) Théâtre farce* * *bouffonnerie nf1 ( acte) antics (pl);2 ( effets comiques) buffoonery;3 ( caractère) ridiculousness;4 Théât farce.[bufɔnri] nom féminin1. [acte] piece of buffoonery[parole] farcical remark2. [caractère] buffoonery -
3 singerie
sɛ̃ʒʀi1. nf(= cage des singes) [zoo, parc] monkey house2. singeries nfpl(= pitreries) monkeying about Grande-Bretagne monkeying around* * *A nf ( ménagerie) monkey house.B singeries nfpl ( grimaces) faces; ( pitreries) antics; faire des singeries to monkey about GB ou around.[sɛ̃ʒri] nom féminin[section d'un zoo] monkey ou ape house————————singeries nom féminin pluriel[tours et grimaces] clowning[d'un clown] anticsfaire des singeries to clown ou to monkey around -
4 clownerie
klunʀiclowneries — clowning [U]
* * *klunʀi nfclowning no pl* * *[klunri] nom féminin1. LOISIRS2. (péjoratif) [bêtise] (stupid) prankfaire des clowneries to clown ou to fool around -
5 singeries
singeries [sɛ̃ʒʀi]plural feminine noun* * *sɛ̃ʒʀifaire des singeries — to monkey about GB ou around
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6 bécassine
n. f. 'Silly little girl'. ( Bécassine was a famous cartoon character whose antics have endeared her to children for over fifty years.) -
7 branquignol
I.n. m.1. 'Mug', 'sucker', dupe.2. 'Loony', 'nutter', madcap character. ( Les Branquignols was a famous comedy series on radio and in films; its antics were masterminded by Robert Dhéry and the nearest British equivalent to those barmy characters would appear to be the Goons.)II.adj. 'Bonkers', 'barmy', mad. -
8 désossé
I.n. m. 'Gawk', lanky person. (At the turn of the century, Valentin le Désossé, a famous dancer at the Moulin Rouge, astounded the cabaret crowds with his indiarubber-man antics.)II.adj. 'Lanky', tall and skinny. Il est drôlement désossé! There's about as much fat on him as on a butcher's pencil!
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Antics — LP Interpol Дата вы … Википедия
antics — (n.) ludicrous behavior, 1520s; see ANTIC (Cf. antic) … Etymology dictionary
antics — ► PLURAL NOUN ▪ foolish, outrageous, or amusing behaviour. ORIGIN from Italian antico antique , also grotesque … English terms dictionary
Antics — Interpol (groupe) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Interpol (homonymie). Interpol … Wikipédia en Français
antics — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ amusing, crazy, playful ▪ wacky, zany (both informal, esp. AmE) ▪ childish VERB + ANTICS … Collocations dictionary
antics — [[t]æ̱ntɪks[/t]] N PLURAL Antics are funny, silly, or unusual ways of behaving. Elizabeth tolerated Sarah s antics … English dictionary
antics — an|tics [ˈæntıks] n [plural] [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: antic strange (16 19 centuries), from Italian antico ancient , from Latin antiquus; ANTIQUE1] behaviour that seems strange, funny, silly, or annoying ▪ We re all growing tired of his childish … Dictionary of contemporary English
antics — an|tics [ æntıks ] noun plural 1. ) behavior that is funny or silly in an enjoyable way 2. ) behavior that is considered to be deliberately stupid and likely to cause problems: Community leaders condemned the antics of right wing extremists … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
antics — noun (plural) behaviour that seems strange, funny, silly, or annoying: The public quickly grew tired of McEnroe s antics on court … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
antics — plural noun someday you ll be too old to get away with such antics Syn: capers, pranks, larks, hijinks, frolicking, skylarking, foolery, tomfoolery … Thesaurus of popular words
