romps
Plays with abandon
Romps is the plural of romp—episodes of lively, energetic play or frolic.
Children's romps involve running and tumbling; adult romps often carry sexual connotations: tabloid stories about celebrity romps.
A romp can also be an easy victory: The game turned into a romp by halftime.
As a verb, romps means plays boisterously or wins effortlessly.
frolic
Lighthearted playful movement
rollick · prance · skylark · caper · tumble · horseplay · roughhouse · wrestle · chase · scamper
blowout
Sudden tire failure
- landslideMass of earth falling
- routOverwhelming one-sided victory
- cakewalkEffortless task or promenade
walkover · sweep · thrashing · drubbing · demolition · trouncing · whitewash · shutout · dominant · lopsided
- mischiefmischief, hijinks, antics, pranks, antic
- tomfoolerysilliness, foolery, clownery, clownishness, goofing off
- anticshijinks, shenanigans, pranks, mischief, tomfoolery
- blundersblunder, blunders, blundered, mistakes, botch
rompstoils
Works with great effort
labors · drudges · plods · trudges · seriousness
rompssqueakers
Barely-won competitions
nail-biters · photo finishes · cliffhangers · struggles · cliff-hangers
- romp in the hayCasual sexual encounter
- romp homeWin by wide margin
- romper suitOne-piece infant garment
- romper roomSpace for young children