- - Skip around the park, perhaps
- - Lark around
- - Run-around.
- - Play around
- - Female in charge welcoming brief part in prank
- - Prance, romp
- - some acid gets registered in caper
- - Play misguidedly for money, I see
- - Caper about
- - dance away to unending beat
- - Playfully romp
- - behave playfully
- - "And wine can of their wits the wise beguile, / Make the sage ...., and the serious smile" (Pope, translating Homer)
- - Play with retracting pencil or felt-tip pens
- - Slip off coat, put on a short frock and make merry
- - Playful action or movement
- - Play merrily
- - Gambol about
- - Romp in the fields, say
- - Student, one wearing short dress for a prank
- - Oddly ignored oldie wearing short dress in dance
- - Play light-heartedly
- - Do some gamboling
- - Frisk, gambol
- - Merrymaking men recalled in film largely
- - Merry play
- - Let off steam, in a way
- - Playful antic
- - Emulate a 17-Across
- - Romp about
- - Dance about
- - Cut capers.
- - Skip about
- - Merrymaking.
- - Fun partner
- - Gambol
- - Cavort
- - Play friskily
- - Have a ball?
- - Whoop it up
- - Lark
- - Caper
- - Romp
- - Prank
- - ......-play
- - Gaiety
- - Caper, behave playfully
- - Horse about
- - Cut capers, initially like one in short dress
- - rex spilt oil in football club in prank
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