Rollicking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROLLICKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• act or behave in a jovial and exuberant fashion
NOUN:
• the act of rollicking
ADJECTIVE:
• playful, boisterous
• given to merry frolicking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to frolic

Words related to ROLLICKING

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Words that contain ROLLICKING

rollickings18

How to use ROLLICKING in a sentence

• Gone the florid and beaming geniality of the man, his easy good-humour, his air of good-living and rollicking gaiety.
• During the worst of the smoke one of the soldiers in the next car set up a rollicking song, and others followed his example.
• They should have romping, rollicking fun every day, at the same time giving exercise to every part of the body, and a healthy tone to the spirits.
• Then they threw off all restraint, and showed themselves to be the jolly, rollicking, good-natured beings that these men almost invariably are.
• Zim Smith was there, a rollicking devil-may-care fellow, and I believed he alone was the match for all of the Indians east of the Cascade Mountains.
• His eye twinkled, his face beamed in the gray stubble, his voice was rollicking with the fun of life the same as ever.
• He tied his horse to the fence outside, much to the disappointment of the rollicking negro boys, and walked up.
• Then through the curtain of the mask there came a low, rollicking laugh.
• They were a sturdy, rollicking band of men, tucked away in the depths of the forest.
• He said nothing about it and soon lost all recollection of the rollicking strains in the anticipation of the circus joys that he was about to behold.
• As we grew tired and footsore our rollicking spirit abated and the singing died down.
• I could not understand the English words, but the sound was rollicking with defiance.
• There was a rollicking note in her laughter that was irresistible, and the eyes of the man relented and joined in her mirth.
• The fact was, he was a fine, rollicking, healthy young man much given to pranks, and withal generous and lovable.
• In one heap lay what, an hour before, had been an inviting board surrounded by rollicking and greedy guests.
• His rollicking manner made it impossible to believe him capable of any depth of feeling, and he had a trick of talking least about the things for which he cared most.
• Older readers will get more from the book, but it is doubtful whether they will enjoy its rollicking fun with so keen a zest.
• He made it the vehicle for every sort of quaint and exaggerated story that the free and rollicking West could furnish or invent.
• He was a fascinating companion, with the rollicking freedom of a schoolboy.
• In the rollicking fun Madge appeared to have found her element.
• In the seclusion of Washington, many members lived a very gay, rollicking life.
• The first story was rollicking of the sea, and I have never seen more silly or such dreary lies in print.
• They applauded, sang a rollicking farewell, and were gone.
• It seemed to rollicking for this big, hushed room, with only one sober-eyed listener.
• As soon as she had gone out, he sat down to a table, and beside the dead body of his love he composed ten rollicking songs to fit popular airs.

Similar words containing ROLLICK without suffix ing

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