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shenanigans

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shenanigans [ʃəˈnænɪgənz] NPL (= trickery) → chanchullos mpl; (= mischief) → correrías fpl, travesuras fpl; (= rowdy fun) → bromas fpl
shenanigans [ʃɪˈnænɪgənz] npl → combines > fpl
shenanigans
pl (inf: = tomfoolery) → Faxen pl (inf), → Mumpitz m (inf); (= goings-on) → Dinger pl (inf), → Sachen pl (inf); (= trickery) → üble Tricks pl (inf), → Dinger pl (inf)
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In a September 1 article published in the Daily Mirror, the 30-year-old, who is currently appearing in a theatre adaptation of 1988 film "Rain Man", was reported to have taken a "mystery lady" to London's Soho Hotel, with the paper adding that their "steamy shenanigans were caught on CCTV.
US film star Hartnett accepts libel damages from British tabloid by AFP / AFP American Edition
In a September 1 article published in the Daily Mirror, the 30-year-old, who is currently appearing in a theatre adaptation of 1988 film "Rain Man", was reported to have taken a "mystery lady" to London's Soho Hotel, with the paper adding that their "steamy shenanigans were caught on CCTV.
US film star Hartnett accepts libel damages from British tabloid by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Located at opposite ends of the city centre, Pogue Mahone in Seel Street and Shenanigans in Tithebarn Street are excellent places to drink Guinness - and excellent examples of pubs which recreate the laid-back feel of Dublin's delightful boozers.
Food & Drink: Don't get in a paddy when there are two great pubs to ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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