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shenanigan
[shuh-nan-i-guhn]
noun
Usually shenanigans.
mischief; prankishness.
Halloween shenanigans.
deceit; trickery.
a mischievous or deceitful trick, practice, etc.
shenanigan
/ ʃɪˈæɪɡə /
noun
(usually plural) roguishness; mischief
an act of treachery; deception
Word History and Origins
Origin of shenanigan1
Word History and Origins
Origin of shenanigan1
Example Sentences
The narrative has some key beats, but daily shenanigans are often improv-based, and you may find yourself robbing a bank, working as a matchmaker or taking part in a facial hair contest.
Onscreen, she excels at playing skeptics who are privately amused by the shenanigans of attaching yourself to another person.
The agency is taking time to clean up and enhance the video, Bongino said, but would release the original version to the public, “so you don’t think there are any shenanigans.”
It’s alarming, he continued, how close the state came to having an election outcome overturned by “post-election shenanigans.”
Advancing years, the dislike of being constantly under harsh scrutiny, wanting to be close to his young family and behind the scene shenanigans that abound in Indian cricket have doubtless played a part too.
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