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antic
B1
noun
Usage:
70%
Prank, Joke
Translation: Prank, Joke
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: A playful or silly act that is unusual or funny.

An antic is a strange or playful action people do to be funny or silly. It is often done to get attention or make others smile.

The clown showed a funny antic on stage.

He made a silly antic to make us laugh.

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B2
noun
Usage:
65%
Gestures, Behavior
Translation: Gestures, Behavior
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: Strange or unusual behavior that is surprising or strange to see.

Antics can also mean strange or unusual actions or movements by a person or animal. These are often surprising and catch people’s attention.

His antic movements made everyone stare.

The dog's antic tricks were very funny.

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B2
noun
Usage:
60%
Grimace, Face
Translation: Grimace, Face
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: Odd or grotesque facial expression or gesture, often to amuse others.

An antic can be a strange or funny face or gesture made to entertain others. It often looks strange or exaggerated to make people laugh.

She pulled an antic with her face to make him laugh.

The actor made many funny antics on stage.

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C1
noun
Usage:
40%
Gesture, Stunt
Translation: Gesture, Stunt
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: A dramatic or playful movement in theatre or performance art.

In theatre, an antic is a playful or dramatic movement done by an actor. It is meant to express emotions or tell a story without words.

The actor’s antic on stage was very expressive.

She practiced antic movements for the play.

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C2
noun
Usage:
15%
Mask, Figure
Translation: Mask, Figure
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: Antique or medieval mask or grotesque figure used in art or decoration.

An antic can also mean a strange or weird figure or mask from old art or history. These are often used for decoration or historical study.

The museum showed an ancient antic from the old days.

This antic figure is from the Middle Ages.

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C1
adjective
Usage:
50%
Bizarre, Strange
Translation: Bizarre, Strange
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: Used as an adjective to describe something bizarre, odd, or fantastic in appearance or character.

When antic is used as an adjective, it means something looks strange, odd, or very unusual. It describes things that are surprising or fantastic to see.

She wore an antic hat to the party.

The garden was full of antic sculptures.

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C2
noun
Usage:
10%
Jester, Clown
Translation: Jester, Clown
Pronunciation: /ˈæntɪk/
Meaning: Historical use: a buffoon or a professional jester in old times.

In history, an antic was a person who acted as a clown or jester to make kings and nobles laugh. This meaning is old and used in literature.

The antic entertained the king with jokes.

In old courts, the antic was a funny man.

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