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antic

/ˈæn.tɪk/

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adjective

/ˈæn.tɪk/C2formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, описывающее что-то причудливое, гротескное или клоунское по внешнему виду или поведению.

An old-fashioned adjective describing something that is bizarre, grotesque, or clownish in appearance or behavior.

  1. Playfully odd or grotesqueC1formal

    Characterized by ludicrous, bizarre, or clownish behavior or appearance.

    ruГротескно-игривый

    • The jester wore an antic costume with bells and bright colors.
    • His antic gestures made the children laugh uncontrollably.
    • The painting featured antic figures in a surreal landscape.

    Synonymsbizarreclownishcomicalfancifulfarcicalfreakishgrotesqueludicrousoddwhimsicalzany

    Antonymsgraveserioussolemn

  2. Clownish or absurdC1formal

    Resembling or relating to the actions of a clown; deliberately absurd or funny.

    ruКлоунский или абсурдный

    • The comedian's antic performance delighted the audience.
    • She made antic faces to cheer up her friend.
    • The play was full of antic humor and slapstick comedy.

    Synonymsabsurdbuffoonishclownishcomicaldrollfarcicalgrotesqueludicrouswhimsicalzany

    Antonymsdignifiedgraveserioussolemn

Forms
  • more antic comparative form
  • most antic superlative form
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noun

/ˈæn.tɪk/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее игривое, забавное или часто абсурдное действие или поведение, обычно совершаемое ради развлечения.

A noun referring to a playful, funny, or often absurd action or behavior, typically done for amusement.

  1. Playful or silly behaviorB2informal

    A funny, strange, or exaggerated action, often intended to amuse others.

    ruВыходка

    • The children's antics at the party made everyone laugh.
    • His clownish antics were the highlight of the show.
    • The puppy's playful antics kept us entertained for hours.

    Synonymscapercapricedidoescapadefrolicgambolhorseplaylarkmischiefprankshenaniganstunttomfoolerytrick

    Antonymsseriousnesssobriety

  2. Acting like a clownB2informal

    To behave in a silly or exaggerated way, similar to a clown.

    ruКривляться

    • He anticked around the stage, making funny faces.
    • The comedian anticked to get the audience laughing.
    • Stop anticking and focus on the task at hand.

    Synonymsbuffoonerycaperclowningescapadefrolicgambollarkprankstunttrick

  3. Odd or grotesque appearanceC1formal

    Something that is strange, unusual, or bizarre in a humorous way.

    ruГротескный вид

    • The antique shop was filled with antic figurines.
    • His antic costume drew curious stares from the crowd.
    • The painting depicted an antic scene of dancing animals.

    Synonymsanomalycuriosityfreakgrotesquemonstrosityodditypeculiarity

    Antonymsnormalityordinariness

Forms
  • antics plural form
  • antics' possessive plural form
  • antic's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈæn.tɪk/formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревший глагол, означающий выполнять выходки или вести себя игриво или гротескно.

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to perform antics or behave playfully or grotesquely.

  1. To perform playful or silly actsB2informal

    To behave in a playful, funny, or clownish manner, often to amuse others.

    ruДурачиться

    • The children anticked around the playground, making everyone laugh.
    • He anticked like a clown at the birthday party.
    • They anticked for the camera, pulling funny faces.

    Synonymscapercavortclownfrolicgambolplayromp

  2. To act in a grotesque or ludicrous wayC1informal

    To behave in an odd, exaggerated, or absurd manner, often for comedic effect.

    ruКривляться

    • The comedian anticked on stage, mimicking the audience.
    • She anticked wildly, pretending to be a monster.
    • He anticked so much that everyone thought he was a professional jester.

    Synonymscapercavortclownfrolicgambollarkrollickrompskylark

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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