Quite a lot of us derive our patchy understanding of globalisation from such well-publicised high jinks.
Its defining characteristics were financial high jinks and low academic performance.
He's not mischievous, nor is he believably priapic, as the high jinks of the first act require him to be.
Sound may have recorded the known world, but silent high jinks took it into the unknown.
Most of this got spun by family retainers into the playful high jinks of a raucous clan.
Transatlantic high jinks follow when the couple's mothers and a despotic wedding.
British Dictionary definitions for high jinks
high jinks
/ˈhaɪˌdʒɪŋks/
noun
1.
lively enjoyment
Idioms and Phrases with high jinks
high jinks
Playful or rowdy activity, often involving mischievous pranks. For example, All sorts of high jinks go on at summer camp after “lights out.” About 1700 this term denoted a gambling game accompanied by much drinking, but by the mid-1800s it acquired its present meaning.