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madcap
[ mad-kap ]
adjective
- wildly or heedlessly impulsive; reckless; rash:
a madcap scheme.
noun
- a madcap person.
madcap
/ ˈæˌæ /
adjective
- impulsive, reckless, or lively
noun
- an impulsive, reckless, or lively person
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of madcap1
Example Sentences
When Kidman gets to play with Nancy and press into her idiosyncrasies like she’s done in other madcap roles, “Holland” briefly comes alive.
The first adjective was justified by the conditions in a madcap, crash-strewn, incident-packed race where one small error can spell disaster - as it very nearly did for Norris himself at one point.
It began with a madcap 27-26 home defeat against Scotland - the Scots' first win in Cardiff since 2002 - and they did not recover.
Raye says Overcooked - a madcap cooking simulator - is a current favourite.
If you belong to a certain generation, you might even call the movie “madcap.”
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