romped
Won without trying
Romped is the past tense of romp—to play or move about energetically and boisterously: The children romped in the backyard all afternoon.
It also describes winning decisively: The team romped to victory, They romped through the competition.
The word suggests carefree, exuberant activity.
Playful leaping about
- cavortPlay with lively movement
- pranceStep high and proud
- friskSearch by touch
- rollickPlay in lively fashion
skylark · revel · capriole · lark · caper · bound · leap · tumble
Confined within limits
- dashedMoved with sudden speed
- racedMoved with great speed
- sprintedRan at top speed
- chargedFormally accused of crime
bolted · tore · zoomed · scampered · scrambled · hurtled · barreled · galloped
Cheerful and without worry
- breezyMildly windy, or nonchalant
- uninhibitedFree from self-censorship
- spontaneousArising without external cause
- unfetteredFree from restriction
liberated · untroubled · abandoned · wild · free-spirited · joyous · gleeful · exuberant
gambol
Playful leaping about
rollick · skylark · revel · capriole · lark · caper · bound · leap · tumble · scamper
bounded
Confined within limits
charged · bolted · tore · zoomed · scampered · scrambled · hurtled · barreled · galloped · scurried
lighthearted
Cheerful and without worry
- breezyMildly windy, or nonchalant
- uninhibitedFree from self-censorship
- spontaneousArising without external cause
unfettered · liberated · untroubled · abandoned · wild · free-spirited · joyous · gleeful · exuberant · merry
trounced
Defeated decisively
- dominatedControlled or overpowered
- crushedCompressed into fragments
- demolishedCompletely destroyed a structure
routed · steamrolled · thrashed · walloped · clobbered · drubbed · blowout · landslide · whitewash · swept
- romp in the hayCasual sexual encounter
- romp homeWin by wide margin
- romper suitOne-piece infant garment
- romper roomSpace for young children