romp

Boisterous energetic play

Romp suggests lively, energetic play—children romping in the yard, puppies romping together.

The word carries a sense of carefree abandon.

A romp can also be an easy victory: The game turned into a romp.

In informal use, romp describes lighthearted sexual activity: a romp in the hay.

As a noun, it names the activity itself or something that feels playfully unserious: The film is a delightful romp.

frolic

gambol

Playful leaping about

prance · skylark · caper · bound · leap · scamper · tumble · chase · wrestle · roughhouse

blowout

landslide

Mass of earth falling

  • routOverwhelming one-sided victory
  • walkoverUncontested or effortless victory
  • cakewalkEffortless task or promenade

thrashing · drubbing · whitewash · blowout · crushing · steamroll · runaway · shutout · trouncing · demolition

carefree

lighthearted

Cheerful and without worry

uninhibited · freewheeling · unrestrained · wild · abandoned · spirited · exuberant · gleeful · merry · buoyant

lively

energetic

Having much vigor

rowdy · animated · vivacious · frisky · zestful · sprightly · peppy · ebullient · effervescent · high-spirited

children

playground

Children's outdoor recreation space

puppy · kitten · cubs · daycare · backyard · sandbox · swing · slide · chase · tag

Categories
Opposites
competitive outcome

romplose

Fail to keep

defeat · loss · close game · drubbing · whitewash

emotional disposition/activity

rompmope

Sulk in idleness

sulk · brood · pout · stew · languish

tone/seriousness

rompdrudgery

Hard, boring work

slog · trudge · plod · seriousness · bore

Phrases
Family

romping, romps, romped, rompers, romper

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG