| Zany |
| Dido |
| Lark |
| Caper |
| Prank |
| Frolic |
| Madcap |
| Absurd |
| Nip-up |
| Caprice |
| Gambado |
| Playful |
| Clownish |
| Marxlike |
| Prankish |
| Farcical |
| Escapade |
| Ludicrous |
| Marx-like |
| Whimsical |
| Buffoonish |
| Very silly |
| Zany caper |
| Rollicking |
| Frolicsome |
| Shenanigan |
| Clown's bit |
| Comic caper |
| Crazy caper |
| Silly trick |
| Silly prank |
| Monkeyshine |
| Off the wall |
| Impish doing |
| Clownish act |
| Bit of a lark |
| Grotesque act |
| Playful caper |
| Playful stunt |
| Slapstick bit |
| Odd and funny |
| Playful trick |
| High-spirited |
| Playful prank |
| Funny business |
| Bit of a prank |
| Bit of foolery |
| Clown's caper. |
| Clownish caper |
| Prankster-like |
| Marx trademark |
| Bit of hijinks |
| Practical joke |
| Hilarious prank |
| Humorous action |
| Slapstick caper |
| Whimsically gay |
| Ludicrously odd |
| Strangely funny |
| Prankster's act |
| Bit of clowning |
| Bit of mischief |
| Monkey business? |
| ___ Hay": Huxley |
| Bit of nuttiness |
| Stage shenanigan |
| It's not serious |
| Bit of silliness |
| Bit of slapstick |
| Bit of impishness |
| Class clown's bit |
| Marx Brothers bit |
| Three Stooges bit |
| Whimsically merry |
| Bit of tomfoolery |
| Bit of buffoonery |
| Bit of high jinks |
| Bit of shenanigans |
| Bit of foolishness |
| Marx Brothers-like |
| Silly little trick |
| Bit of harlequinade |
| Like much slapstick |
| Marx Brothers staple |
| Court jester's trick |
| Like Charlie Chaplin |
| Huxley's ____ Hay |
| Robin Williams-esque |
| Three Stooges staple |
| Wild publicity stunt |
| Fantastically bizarre |
| Bit of funny business |
| Like the Marx Brothers |
| Bit of clowning around |
| Bit of monkey business |
| ___ Hay," Huxley novel |
| Single bit of silliness |
| Three Stooges specialty |
| Marx Brothers shenanigan |
| Prone to mischief making |
| Trick-or-treater's trick |
| A bit of mischievousness |
| Like the Beatles in "Help! |
| Aldous Huxley's ____ Hay |
| Caper in a screwball comedy |
| Like Marx Brothers comedies |
| Like Robin Williams, typically |
| ''___ Hay'' (Aldous Huxley work) |
| To put an ___ disposition on": Hamlet |
| Playfulness perpetrated by a prankster |
| Caper ... or going around the wrong way, in Britain? |
| Playful prank, for example pretending I don't know what I'm talking about |