streakers
Clothes-free sprinters
Streakers are people who run naked through public places, typically as a prank, dare, or form of exhibitionism.
The phenomenon peaked in the 1970s, when streaking at sporting events became a brief craze: Security chased the streakers across the field.
The term comes from the verb streak, suggesting swift movement.
Fearless readiness to act
- audacityBrazen, reckless daring
- nerveSignal-carrying body fiber
- gutsEntrails or boldness
- brazenShamelessly bold
fearless · reckless · uninhibited · thrill-seeker · attention-seeker · exhibitionism · chutzpah · pluck
Wearing no garments
strip · disrobe · undress · birthday suit · skinny-dipping · buff · au naturel · revealing
Spectators entering playing area
- fieldArea of specialty
- stadiumLarge venue for spectators
- crowdLarge public gathering
- matchGame between opponents
tackle · security · game · interruption · chase · arrest · broadcast · camera
boldness
Fearless readiness to act
brazen · fearless · reckless · uninhibited · thrill-seeker · attention-seeker · exhibitionism · chutzpah · pluck · bravado
naked
Wearing no garments
flesh · strip · disrobe · undress · birthday suit · skinny-dipping · buff · au naturel · revealing · indecent exposure
pitch invasion
Spectators entering playing area
match · tackle · security · game · interruption · chase · arrest · broadcast · camera · spectator
prank
Playful trick on someone
- gagMouth restraint or jest
- jokeHumorous statement seeking laughter
- funnyProvoking laughter or suspicion
laugh · silliness · amusement · entertainment · slapstick · buffoonery · hilarity · mirth · antic · caper
scandal
Disgraceful public affair
- outrageFierce moral indignation
- gaspSudden sharp breath
- embarrassmentSelf-conscious unease
taboo · uproar · commotion · spectacle · disbelief · aghast · stunt · disruption · sensation · disturbance