Present participle of antick; currently performing foolish or playfully ridiculous actions.
From antick + -ing (present participle suffix). Maintains continuous or habitual sense of silly behavior.
The 'ing' form captures the ongoing, habitual nature of someone's silliness—anticking describes not just one joke but a whole lifestyle of being funny through exaggeration.
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