Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
crime-caper
noun
/kraɪm ˈkeɪ.pər/

Definition
A crime-caper refers to a clever or humorous robbery or heist that is often portrayed in a light-hearted manner in films, literature, or other media.

Examples
- The movie was a thrilling crime-caper that kept audiences on the edge of their seats with unexpected twists.
- In the novel, the characters pulled off a crime-caper that involved disguises and clever tricks.
- They planned an elaborate crime-caper that would go down in history as the most entertaining heist ever.

Meaning
A crime-caper typically involves a group of characters planning and executing a crime, usually with an entertaining plot twist or comedic elements.

Synonyms
- heist
- robbery
- theft
- capper