jinks

Or maybe it was just the high jinks of the moment.

Joyce makes herself out to be a big girl child, one of the kids, and all set for high jinks.

He will find that not one of these people buys Jinks.

"Just wait until your wife hears what sort of high jinks you've been up to!"

There is one in the jinks room of this very club."

"I had a forest play acted at the summer jinks."

I remember your parents fit to be tied at some of the high jinks you pulled.

He has been reunited with his partner in high jinks.

He knows when to cut out the high jinks.

Word got back to school officials that there were sexual high jinks of some kind at the gathering.

What is the purpose of these narrative and philosophical high jinks?

But this time the anarchic high jinks have a more serious side.

In his last three seasons there, Jinks compiled a record of 43-4.

Last year's scandal, on the other hand, was all bedroom, no high jinks.

This, and a bit more genetic high jinks, accounts for his good health at such an extreme age.

After decades of fashion high jinks, classic style has moved back onto center stage.

If nothing else, the high jinks clarify how both sides will handle this subject in the campaign.

I think you had better, sir,' whispered Jinks to the magistrate.

A policeman arrives looking for Jinks, who has missed his trial.

Back at the "Producers" sky pit, the high jinks continue.

He had dropped out of school and was experimenting with drugs - the usual high jinks.

Twenty years ago, it was still widely accepted as harmless high jinks.

Mr. Jinks had been senior vice president for news and operations.

After all, Singer was supposed to live a charmed life, free of such emotional high jinks.

After her speech, the ceremony turned to typical commencement high jinks.

If he jinks away from the Sparrow, we mix it up with him.

A player who jinks, if jinking is agreed upon, receives an extra stake all around.

If disturbed it jinks the front wings forward to show the red warning flash on the hind wings.

The winning of all five tricks is called a jink and the player who jinks wins the game whether played for twenty-five or forty-five points.

This F-16 jinks around one but walks right into another--see here, the pilot ejects, and we think he survived.

The cry of the nighthawk, as it jinks through the air, snapping insects in its sharp beak, is a distinctive peent-peent-peent.

Spy Jinks Young fans of "Agent Cody Banks" know that this film's hero wasn't an old-school spy: for one thing, he went to high school.

Cowboy cycles his engine displays from green to blue and makes a wide swing to the south, hoping to avoid the craft, and for a moment it seems to be working; the aircraft continues on to the north, but then suddenly it jinks, swooping directly for the panzer.