What are the antonyms for ANTIC?
- unamusing, stuffy, tearful, mournful, restrained, formal, moving, earnest, inhibited, sad, priggish, proper, decorous, woeful, guarded, stolid, responsible, lame, sorrowful, somber, affecting, poignant, touching, tragic, humorless, unfunny, starchy, no-nonsense, lachrymose, stern, grim, unhumorous, dutiful.
Synonyms for ANTIC
- phenomenal,
- artifice,
- picadors,
- unaccountable,
- fraud,
- PUNS,
- trick,
- clown,
- Boutade,
- antique,
- dido,
- sprightly,
- mirth,
- coltish,
- espieglerie,
- mockery,
- stranger,
- leg-pull,
- dupery,
- incomprehensible,
- impish,
- zany,
- Mummeries,
- wisecrack,
- flirtatious,
- jester,
- joking,
- carry on,
- wondrous,
- mischief,
- whimsical,
- unnatural,
- fool,
- comedic,
- bizarre,
- for grins,
- horseplay,
- rig,
- payof,
- funnier,
- gagster,
- pixie,
- practical joke,
- clown around,
- larkish,
- knee-slapper,
- trip,
- ribalds,
- jump about,
- incident,
- tongue-in-cheek,
- rowdiness,
- comic,
- Re-mark,
- side-splitting,
- square shooting,
- chestnut,
- exuberant,
- fools,
- takeoff,
- tremendous,
- mischievous trick,
- ridicule,
- playful,
- Banterer,
- caper,
- chestnuts,
- laughable,
- capersome,
- curvet,
- wheeze,
- rioter,
- funny business,
- zinger,
- tomfoolery,
- mummers,
- odd,
- square dealing,
- marvelous,
- jest,
- amusing action,
- roughhousing,
- diversion,
- put on,
- goofy,
- gagmen,
- romp,
- trickster,
- chucklesome,
- Larker,
- harlequinade,
- lampoon,
- monkeyshine,
- surrealistic,
- experience,
- Punchinello,
- animated,
- inconceivable,
- bozos,
- casual,
- HAHA,
- full of beans,
- roguery,
- cut up,
- foolish,
- ridiculous,
- conjuration,
- quaint,
- prank,
- yak,
- jokes,
- picador,
- pasquinade,
- in high spirits,
- work,
- frivolity,
- fantastical,
- jokesmith,
- bozo,
- hearty,
- merriments,
- flounce,
- frolic,
- full of fun,
- humorous,
- rude,
- mischievous,
- quiz,
- light,
- job,
- larkers,
- fling,
- jocularity,
- bounce,
- wicked,
- strange,
- shine,
- pantaloons,
- jig,
- buffoon,
- put-on,
- Gelastic,
- weird,
- good,
- adventure,
- play,
- elvish,
- monstrous,
- facetious,
- cavort,
- whim,
- Cantrip,
- travesty,
- incredible,
- illusion,
- practical joker,
- party,
- mummer,
- hoax,
- ha-ha,
- peculiar,
- zestful,
- legerdemain,
- charade,
- sportive,
- deception,
- hilarious,
- shenanigan,
- life of the party,
- grotesque,
- pierrot,
- ludicrous,
- banterers,
- unbelievable,
- horse around,
- revel,
- foolheaded,
- shines,
- rollick,
- lively,
- pixieish,
- drolls,
- game,
- fool around,
- full of pep,
- waggish,
- dance,
- jape,
- straight shooting,
- frisk,
- unexpected,
- escapade,
- cutup,
- Japer,
- Humoristic,
- conjuring trick,
- wonderful,
- lark,
- antic,
- gambade,
- unusual,
- vivacious,
- frisky,
- spoof,
- vital,
- puckish,
- humbug,
- Gamesome,
- stunt,
- wile,
- swindle,
- grody,
- vagary,
- shaggy-dog story,
- witty,
- freakish,
- derisory,
- repartee,
- buffoonery,
- kittenish,
- parody,
- Fay,
- feeling one's oats,
- zesty,
- shenanigans,
- smart crack,
- skip,
- monkeyshines,
- rip-roaring,
- comical,
- spree,
- capriole,
- John,
- funnyperson,
- roguish,
- droll,
- Sportful,
- screaming,
- merry-andrew,
- standup comic,
- shavie,
- pantaloon,
- far-fetched,
- muzzle,
- frolicsome,
- impossible,
- farcical,
- recreation,
- bout,
- disport,
- chuckle,
- fantastic,
- riotous,
- gasser,
- deceit,
- fool's errand,
- fun and games,
- malformed,
- rollicking,
- capriccio,
- unimaginable,
- Buffooneries,
- joke,
- zippy,
- gag,
- sporting,
- gagman,
- funster,
- Rompish,
- Skylarking,
- terrific,
- skittish,
- magic trick,
- fast one,
- mummery,
- marvellous,
- merrymaker,
- caracole,
- gambol,
- merry andrew,
- waggery,
- fraudulence,
- riproaring,
- easy,
- sportspersonlike,
- zingers,
- laugh,
- fanciful,
- bon mot,
- gambado,
- wisecrackers,
- funny,
- sport,
- cut capers,
- tongue in cheek,
- jaunt,
- prankish,
- take-in,
- wisecracker,
- High Jinks,
- gasp,
- spirited,
- suave,
- larky.
Usage Examples for ANTIC
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It's a comical antic he wants Manuel to commit. - "Ma Pettengill" by Harry Leon Wilson
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This man he had once betrayed by a base surrender to appetite; now in antic irony, it was this man's crime that had betrayed him, Harry Sevier, to the same dilemma and a like shameful penalty. - "The Long Lane's Turning" by Hallie Erminie Rives
