1. Plural of escapade; daring, adventurous, or mischievous acts or adventures, often involving some risk or rule-breaking.
Usage: Usually plural; often implies excitement or mild wrongdoing rather than serious crime; Common in informal and narrative contexts

Examples

• The teenagers' escapades in the old warehouse got them into trouble with the police.
• Her college escapades became legendary among her friends.
• The novel chronicles the hero's daring escapades across three continents.
• His youthful escapades included sneaking out at night and exploring abandoned buildings.
• The movie follows a group of friends on a series of wild escapades during summer vacation.
• Despite their escapades, the siblings remained close throughout their lives.