romper

Examples

• All

• Is that little boy a romper?

• The romper danced joyfully at the party.

• As a child, he was a real romper, always running and laughing in the garden.

• Known as the neighborhood romper, she loved making up new games for her friends.

• The children were such rompers at the park, running around and laughing joyfully.

• During the birthday party, the little ones were adorable rompers, playing games and having fun.

• As the sun set, the backyard was filled with rompers chasing each other and playing tag.

Synonyms

R

reveler

vsromper

• US

10 4.6

A person who loudly enjoys a party or festival

emphasizes boisterous active play rather than party-focused enjoyment

L

larrikin

vsromper

• Australian

1 9.6

A young person who is playful, noisy, and often breaks rules

is plain energetic frolicking without the added mischief or cheekiness

R

roisterer

vsromper

• Archaic

9.8

A person who celebrates loudly and behaves wildly

is more about energetic playful frolicking than noisy party celebration

R

roister-doister

vsromper

• Archaic

9.9

A person who behaves loudly and wildly at parties

is energetic physical play rather than organized noisy festivity

R

rollicker

vsromper

8.2

A person who is lively and loud at social events

favours energetic frolic and play rather than social party noise

L

larker

vsromper

• UK

8.0

A person who likes to make jokes or play small tricks to have fun

is louder boisterous physical play rather than quiet mischief or pranks

Antonyms

S

sloth

13 4.6

Not wanting to work or make an effort

C

couch potato

• Informal

11 4.3

A person who sits or lies down a lot, usually watching television

Compounds

R

romper suit

3.7

A one-piece outfit for babies and toddlers with short legs for easy movement

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology