rollicking

Full of boisterous fun

Rollicking describes boisterous, high-spirited fun—energetic and carefree, sometimes verging on rowdy.

A rollicking adventure is lively and entertaining.

A rollicking party is loud and uninhibited.

The word suggests movement and noise, good times that don't take themselves seriously: We had a rollicking good time at the festival.

playful

romp

Playful, spirited activity

frisk · skylark · caper · gallivant · lark · spree · escapade · antic · horseplay · tomfoolery

spirited

exuberant

Intensely lively and cheerful

high-spirited · buoyant · effervescent · ebullient · zestful · peppy · sprightly · jaunty · bouncy · energetic

boisterous

raucous

Loud and disorderly

uproarious · rambunctious · obstreperous · wild · unruly · noisy · clamorous · disorderly · rough-and-tumble · rousing

festive

merrymaking

Lively, cheerful celebration

jamboree · hootenanny · hoedown · knees-up · bash · hoopla · wingding · fling · revel · fiesta

Categories
Opposites
energy and liveliness

rollickingsedate

Calm and unhurried

subdued · placid · quiet · calm · tranquil

emotional tone

rollickingsolemn

Serious and dignified

somber · sombre · serious · grave · sober

behavioral restraint

rollickingrestrained

Held under control

staid · proper · dignified · inhibited · decorous

Family

frolic, frolicking, frolics, frolicsome, frolicked, rollick, rollicks, rollicked

Familiarity
Top 100,000
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Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G