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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
But like a car wreck on the side of the highway, it was also a disturbing sign of the madcap world Wilson now inhabited.
It left him lacking grip at the restart to those around him and a madcap, almost unbelievable, series of incidents.
Two own goals reflected the flawed, madcap nature of this final.
Off the back of his channel, Lee became a TV presenter with CBBC, starring on screen alongside madcap puppet Hacker T Dog.
When Kidman gets to play with Nancy and press into her idiosyncrasies like she’s done in other madcap roles, “Holland” briefly comes alive.
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