Antics
Nonsense
Nonsense noun - Language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense.
Antics and nonsense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Antics" instead a noun "Nonsense".
Nearby Word: nonsensical
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| old | old antics | old nonsense |
| similar | similar antics | similar nonsense |
| usual | usual antics | usual nonsense |
| outrageous | outrageous antics | outrageous nonsense |
| Other adjectives: little, childish, crazy, heroic, silly, drunken, ridiculous, random, odd, weird, bizarre, various, wacky, magical, creepy, surreal, over-the-top. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Red is easily the most quotable character in the series and his no-nonsense attitude towards his son's (and everyone else's) antics have won him a legion of fans.
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Iron Lady: Maria Hill, who is very cool, serious, and no-nonsense, especially in contrast to Stark's snarky antics.
- The Grinder Nearly everyone in town is so star-struck by former actor Dean Sanderson, they ignore or accept his antics — except for his brother Stewart, who tries in vain to get anyone to realize that everything Dean says is nonsense.
Source: Only Sane Man / Live-Action TV
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