- - Slapstick caper
- - Like the Beatles in "Help!"
- - Like Charlie Chaplin
- - Slapstick bit
- - Like Marx Brothers comedies
- - Bit of slapstick
- - Like the Marx Brothers
- - Marx-like
- - Like much slapstick
- - Prankster-like
- - Like Robin Williams, typically
- - Like 21-Across's behavior
- - Marx Brothers-like
- - Formerly grotesque mammoth's no show
- - Anticipate a bit of humorous action
- - Playful act of worker in charge
- - Bit of silly behavior
- - Tricky performance as an act in variety
- - Clownish mannerism behind article
- - Silly action of political party, welcoming back international terrorist leaders
- - I can't chew caper
- - worker in charge is clowning
- - Playful act
- - Ludicrous or grotesque act
- - Meagre worker content to kick rump?
- - Worker in charge of playful behaviour
- - "jackass" prank, e.g.
- - Funny act
- - Playful shenanigan
- - Playful little prank
- - Prank against Charlie
- - Father steering clear of wild caper
- - A playful trick, or bit of tomfoolery
- - Goofy act
- - Bit of funny business (rhymes with "frantic")
- - it can turn into quite a lark!
- - Playful trick or a bit of tomfoolery
- - cat in caper
- - prank of a jerk
- - Huxley's "...... Hay"
- - Nip-up
- - "...... Hay" (Aldous Huxley work)
- - Zany caper
- - Wild publicity stunt
- - Whimsically merry
- - Whimsically gay
- - Trick-or-treater's trick
- - Stage shenanigan
- - Single bit of silliness
- - Playful prank, for example pretending I don't know what I'm talking about
- - Marxlike
- - Marx Brothers bit
- - Impish doing
- - Humorous action
- - Grotesque act
- - Court jester's trick
- - Clown's caper.
- - Caper in a screwball comedy
- - Bit of shenanigans
- - Bit of impishness
- - Bit of a prank
- - Aldous Huxley's ........ Hay
- - "...... Hay": Huxley
- - " ...... Hay," Huxley novel
- - Prone to mischief
- - Gambado
- - Buffoonish
- - Caprice
- - Three Stooges specialty
- - Prank against Conservative
- - Worker one caught in prank
- - Bit of clownishness
- - Zany action
- - Bit of silliness
- - Six-footer I see in prank
- - Amusing stunt
- - Playful prank
- - Playful caper
- - Bit of tomfoolery
- - Caper, frolic
- - Escapade
- - Bit of clowning
- - Class clown's bit
- - Silly prank
- - Three Stooges staple
- - Very silly
- - Bit of hijinks
- - Bit of buffoonery
- - Prone to mischief making
- - Bit of a lark
- - Caper, trick
- - Clownish caper
- - Crazy caper
- - Bit of clowning around
- - Worker I caught in prank
- - It's not serious
- - Trip regularly taken by African organisation is a lark
- - Bit of monkey business
- - Playful stunt
- - Playfulness perpetrated by a prankster
- - Act in play with bit of clowning
- - Frolic
- - Marx Brothers staple
- - Prank opposing foremost sign of corruption
- - Clownish
- - Playful
- - A little mischief's not for Charlie
- - Odd and funny
- - Bit of foolery
- - Can it broadcast a frolic?
- - Fantastically bizarre
- - Supporting Labour presumably used to be bizarre
- - Grotesque once opposing change at first
- - Old buffoon opposing the first hint of change
- - Hilarious prank
- - Prankster's act
- - Bit of nuttiness
- - Three Stooges bit
- - Frolicsome
- - A bit of mischievousness
- - Zany
- - Marx trademark
- - Marx Brothers shenanigan
- - Strangely funny
- - Caper ... or going around the wrong way, in Britain?
- - Comic caper
- - Monkeyshine
- - Silly bit
- - Bit of harlequinade
- - Ludicrously odd
- - Rollicking
- - Marx-esque
- - Clownish act
- - Monkey business
- - Clown's bit
- - Silly trick
- - Silly little trick
- - Aldous Huxley novel ".......... Hay"
- - Robin Williams-esque
- - "To put an ...... disposition on": Hamlet
- - Bit of funny business
- - Funny business
- - Madcap
- - Lark
- - Bit of mischief
- - Dido
- - Caper
- - Bit of high jinks
- - Shenanigan
- - Prankish
- - Farcical
- - High-spirited
- - Practical joke
- - Prank
- - Playful trick
- - Bit of foolishness
- - Off-the-wall
- - Whimsical.
- - Ludicrous
- - Absurd
- - can't i change from daft behaviour?
- - play with cat in prank
- - Father avoiding wild prank
- - Huxley's ".... in Gaza"
- - a comical or ludicrous act
- - daft behaviour from the worker in charge
- - Lark averse to cold
- - Stunt
- - Bit of foolish behavior
- - Silly stunt
- - disguise in act as prank
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