Twuntery
Extreme exhibitions of silliness, stupdity, child-like behaviour, tomfoolery, shenanigans, capers, joking-around, monkey business, larking about, toungue-in-cheek leg-pulling and/or high-jinks - taken to the absolute extremes of good taste and socially acceptable behaviour but with good humour, a degree of intelligence and no ultimate malicious intent.
Derived from the word Twunt but not as rude or potentially offensive in its use as the root word itself.
Derived from the word Twunt but not as rude or potentially offensive in its use as the root word itself.
