romp
8
4.6
- noun
- /rɑmp/
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- The children had a fun romp at the park, running around and playing games.
- a fun romp
- a romp in the snow
- a romp in the park
Join this horny romp and watch life find a way into my pants.
- Join this horny romp and watch life find a way into my pants.
Examples
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We'll come and have a romp with you whenever you're inclined.
Blog text (18) -
Most non-organic cows never even get outside, let alone take that first joyful romp through spring pasture.
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"I am convinced the romp was as good for you as it was for the children," she told him.
Fiction book (1994) -
We're gonna go for a quick romp in the jungle before the pool party.
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Well, we've always enjoyed our afternoon romp together.
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She just had the children out there for a romp.
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Anyway, the time for lighthearted romps through the easy parts of the schedule is over.
Blog text (24) -
And without further ado, please enjoy a wild romp through the life of Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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So, I would love to pass along this light-hearted romp through the joys and challenges of domesticity and marriage...
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I was kind of looking for a light-hearted children's adventure, a sort of literary-focused Willy Wonka-style romp.
Blog text (21)
Synonyms
10
3.8
A playful time when people run and laugh
9
5.3
A playful act done to have fun
2
8.0
A playful activity done for fun
Antonyms
Compounds
How Lively
Surface Forms
Etymology
Romp comes from an old word meaning 'to tumble or rush about'. So a romp as lively play is easy to remember because it looks like children or animals tumbling and running with joy.