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madcap

[mad-kap] / ˈmædˌkæp /


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Then, in a moment of perfect madcap New York serendipity, a running club of very fit people pierced both the real protest and the fake “Joker 2” mob on the courthouse steps.

From Washington Post

The madcap plot will keep readers in suspense until the final page.

From Washington Post

The madcap sci-fi adventure Everything Everywhere All At Once, which follows a woman who hops through the multiverse exploring different versions of herself, is also in contention.

From BBC

Although the musical surfaces may seem madcap, the underlying structures are anything but; small, micro-units of song are balanced with grander processes and callbacks that give these pieces a weightier sense of scale.

From New York Times

Six years ago, the Mischief Theater Company arrived on Broadway from Britain with “The Play That Goes Wrong,” a madcap comedy about a hapless amateur theater company attempting to stage a whodunit.

From New York Times