Another word for madcap
Characterized by unthinking boldness and haste
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Another word for madcap
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Characterized by unthinking boldness and haste
"Well, do you recognize your little madcap playmate?" asked the countess.
In 1590 he married Anne of Denmark: in 1592 his character suffered through the murder, by Huntly, of " the bonny earl o' Murray," suspected of favouring the madcap Francis Stewart, earl of Bothwell (nephew of Queen Mary's Bothwell), a man who made it his business to kidnap the king, and who presently, by the help of Gowrie's widow, seized him in Holyrood.
Simon Singh hosts a madcap half hour, mostly intellectual puzzles, a few involving props, and the occasional anagram.
An intricate knowledge of the sports world and madcap off-the-cuff comedy has established them as a totally unique commodity in the events market.
Ginji does something really dumb and winds up in the middle of a madcap hospital farce.