escapades
nounUK /ˌeskəˈpeɪdz/
US /ˈeskəˌpeɪdz/
Exciting adventures, often a little naughty or risky.
The kids giggled about their escapades in the backyard.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Bold, reckless actions that break the rules.
His late-night escapades got him into trouble.
3. Romantic or secret outings, sometimes scandalous.
The novel describes the lovers' secret escapades.
4. A way of escaping from a place or situation.
The prisoners planned their escapades through the tunnels.