What are the antonyms for MADCAP?
- alert, sensible, chicken, chickenhearted, cool, lily-livered, skittish, circumspect, heedful, recreant, dastardly, reasonable, timid, calm, sharp, unadventurous, scary, timorous, levelheaded, fearful, safe, unheroic, careful, shy, intelligent, spineless, mousy, sane, cowardly, guarded, prudent, quick-witted, fainthearted, yellow, pusillanimous, wary, unambitious, craven.
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Synonyms for MADCAP
- tearaway,
- lunatic,
- wisecrackers,
- risktaker,
- frivolous,
- daredevil,
- termagant,
- insolent,
- laughable,
- birdbrained,
- self-willed,
- ignited,
- off the hip,
- Japer,
- muckraker,
- pantaloon,
- ogress,
- spitfire,
- Punchinello,
- flip,
- unanticipated,
- wisecracker,
- impulsive,
- jumping to conclusions,
- fiery,
- overhasty,
- precipitant,
- pierrot,
- tigress,
- desperate,
- romantics,
- off the top of head,
- wag,
- gagman,
- merry andrew,
- harefooted,
- nervy,
- reckless,
- standup comic,
- hell cat,
- campy,
- Hot-headed,
- crazy,
- hotheaded,
- backbiter,
- insane,
- headstrong,
- lively,
- rash,
- hotdogs,
- emptyheaded,
- hotdog,
- foolhardy,
- monstrous,
- self-assertive,
- drolls,
- imprudent,
- risk taker,
- merry-andrew,
- halfbaked,
- Agitable,
- life of the party,
- practical joker,
- over-the-top,
- heinous,
- Subitaneous,
- fire-eater,
- slambang,
- hottempered,
- unconsidered,
- hotblooded,
- termagants,
- clownish,
- unmanageable,
- precipitate,
- Epigrammatist,
- larkers,
- she-wolf,
- mad,
- adventurer,
- any old way,
- jokesmith,
- excitable,
- swashbuckler,
- asocial,
- unthoughtful,
- pantaloons,
- harum-scarum,
- off deep end,
- zany,
- amazon,
- unvigilant,
- Amazons,
- campier,
- stuntperson,
- ill-advised,
- gone off half-cocked,
- merrymaker,
- ogresses,
- off top of head,
- improvident,
- caught napping,
- temerarious,
- she-devil,
- inconsiderate,
- red hot,
- REDHOT,
- hothead,
- out on limb,
- trickster,
- a million laughs,
- hot-blooded,
- brash,
- clown,
- gagster,
- unalert,
- in flames,
- unheeding,
- mummers,
- hare-brained,
- porcupines,
- uncareful,
- show-offs,
- porcupine,
- ribalds,
- ill-considered,
- funster,
- fishwife,
- wide open,
- flickering,
- over hasty,
- ridiculous,
- punsters,
- cutup,
- fortune-hunter,
- revilers,
- wit,
- vituperators,
- Larker,
- fire-eaters,
- battleax,
- voyager,
- death-defying,
- Mercenaries,
- pirate,
- stuntman,
- daring,
- sticking one's neck out,
- Calumniator,
- fast-and-loose,
- silly,
- risky,
- incautious,
- aflame,
- childish,
- harumscarum,
- igneous,
- Insuppressible,
- anti-social,
- pay no mind,
- stuntwoman,
- Reviler,
- fool,
- backbiters,
- risk-taker,
- globetrotter,
- voyagers,
- scandalous,
- shrew,
- thoughtless,
- adventurous,
- ill-judged,
- Heroes,
- old biddy,
- hasty,
- off the top of one's head,
- headlong,
- campiest,
- Vituperator,
- not in your right mind/not right in the head,
- gagmen,
- self-asserting,
- wild,
- neglectful,
- spitfires,
- unguarded,
- punster,
- foot-in-mouth,
- gag person,
- chop-chop,
- injudicious,
- overventuresome,
- goofy,
- flipper,
- ludicrous,
- Kidder,
- harebrained,
- mummer,
- fools,
- funny person,
- impetuous,
- muckrakers,
- slapdash,
- foolish,
- jester,
- stunt person,
- unwatchful,
- without warning,
- fishwives,
- show-off,
- banterers,
- head-strong,
- venturer,
- scatterbrained,
- unbridled,
- fooler,
- heedless,
- off guard,
- funnyperson,
- picadors,
- playing with fire,
- picador,
- brainish,
- uncurbed,
- Banterer.
Usage Examples for MADCAP
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At this the old man knew not whether to take a jest as a jest, or to give me a stern order; and while he and the others were getting into their stirrups he said: " Have done with folly when matters are so serious, madcap child! - "Margery, Volume 7." by Georg Ebers
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He was bent on a madcap adventure, and the details of his plan were still vague, but if the scheme succeeded he would have gained an important advantage. - "The Gray Phantom's Return" by Herman Landon
