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means Rowdy, mischievous fun or pranks — boisterous shenanigans more playful than harmful.

from Origin genuinely murky. Likely from 'high' (rowdy excess) plus 'jinks,' an old Scots/English term tied to a drinking game involving dice or forfeits — the loser had to perform a stunt or down a drink. By the 1700s 'high jinks' meant exactly that kind of rowdy party game, and the phrase drifted into general use for any boisterous, prank-filled fun. No solid evidence links it to anything more exotic than that tavern game.