Caper and Theft

Caper

Caper noun - A playful or mischievous act intended as a joke.

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Theft and caper are semantically related In some cases you can use "Theft" instead a noun "Caper".

Nearby Words: cape, capered, capering

Theft noun - The unlawful taking and carrying away of property without the consent of its owner.

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Caper and theft are semantically related in stealing topic. Sometimes you can use "Caper" instead a noun "Theft".

good	good caper	good theft
best	best caper	best theft
original	original caper	original theft
actual	actual caper	actual theft
Other adjectives: real, successful, big, little, new, final, last, latest, failed, previous, stealth.

The Caper may also have an impossible target, but a large enough crew can reduce how "impossible" the theft seems to be.

Source: Impossible Theft
A game of Shadowrun generally follows the structure of The Caper in a future urban fantasy setting, with a party of a combat specialist, a hacker, a con man, and a mage planning an elaborate theft of a highly guarded target from a corporation, on the behest of a mysterious paymaster.

Source: The Caper
The Great Muppet Caper; the victim of the theft that kicked off the film was a famous fashion designer, and as a plot point, Miss Piggy fills in for one of the models.

Source: Fashion Show

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