unusual behaviour or activity e.g. of a child or clown

funny act

(an instance of) the crime of breaking into a house by night to steal

stealing from residence, business

(a tendency towards) a sudden change of mind or behaviour that has no obvious cause

sudden change of behavior

to dance or jump about with excitement

frolic, prance

an offence for which there is punishment by law

offense against the law

(a series of) movements and steps in time with music

moving feet and body to music

daring, mischievous or adventurous act, often one causing gossip or trouble

adventure, usually light-hearted

to jump and run playfully; to pass the hands over (a person) to search for concealed weapons

cavort

(to make) a quick, playful, jumping or skipping movement, e.g. of lambs, children

tumble playfully

a kind of tall climbing plant used to make beer; to jump on one foot

jump on one leg

crime

crime

(music for) a kind of quick, lively dance; an apparatus that holds a piece of work and guides the tools that are used on it

trick

something said or done to cause amusement

fun, quip

an act of jumping; a sudden movement caused by fear

leap

a sudden upward movement off the ground by a person

jump; increase

(of a horse) to lift the front legs and jump from the back legs; to move in an arrogant manner

cavort; show off

a playful or mischievous trick

practical joke; frivolity

to jump lightly and quickly; a large metal container for carrying away builder's refuse etc

bounce or jump over

a time of fun and pleasure

wild activity

a dangerous act needing skill or daring (as in a film or circus); to slow down the growth or development of (a person, body)

deed, trick

(music for) a kind of South American dance

moving feet and body to music

(the act of, an instance of) stealing

stealing