Romp is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ROMP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to play boisterously
• (especially of a child or animal) play roughly and energetically
• proceed without effort to achieve something
• engage in sexual activity, especially illicitly
• play wildly and joyfully
• To play rudely and boisterously; to leap and frisk about in play.
• run easily and fairly fast
• win easily
NOUN:
• a spell of rough, energetic play
• a light-hearted film or other work
• an easy victory
• a spell of sexual activity, especially an illicit one
• A girl who indulges in boisterous play.
• Rude, boisterous play or frolic; rough sport.
• a girl who behaves in a boyish manner
• gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement
• boisterous activity

Words related to ROMP

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Words that contain ROMP

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How to use ROMP in a sentence

• Beauty had momentarily escaped his vigilance and enjoyed a mad romp after a squirrel before she was captured.
• Caldigate, though he had been very foolish, though he had loved to slaughter rats and rabbits, and to romp with the girls at Babington, was by no means a fool.
• They like to romp with the men, and to kiss them, and perhaps they do go rather far in letting the men pull them about.
• When I used to romp like a boy my elders told me it was an unnatural way for little girls to play.
• Erelong the breeze and the romp gave the young ladies not only a splendid color and sparkling eyes, but excellent appetites also.
• They had, however, other playmates with whom they could romp all day long.
• One of the easiest ways to make them happy is to give them plenty of places where they can romp and play in the fresh air and sunshine.
• The lions and tigers are to have open cages, where they can romp and play.
• The ride became a romp, for the pup was barking, the wheels were creaking, and the three small girls were crying out and laughing at the tops of their voices.
• Often her playmates came for a romp in the garden behind the store, but she did not join them till she had first attended to my wants.
• She was, we fancy, a quiet little girl, preferring a corner with her dolls to any boisterous romp, but not without a bit of fun in her nature.
• Personal dignity is refreshed, not lost, by a romp.
• The Haig children grew up as countrywise rather than townbred, having many a romp over the rolling country leading to the Highlands.
• The family home at Valentine, in the country, was always visited in the summer and other holiday seasons, and here the youngsters had many a romp.
• Then, wearing their old clothes, so they could romp and roll as they liked, they began the day.
• They did not wear their best clothes, for they wanted to romp about and play in the woods.
• The theft of this romp and so much money, was no great matter to our estate.
• And his children romp and play with him, free as the winds that blow.
• Here the children can romp from morning till night, instead of living in the stifled air of the tenement houses.
• Yet still that noble Taylor pup Survives to romp and bark And stumble over folks and things In fair Buena Park.
• Still the returning dance has now the whole stage in a long romp with strange peasant thud of the brass on the second beat.
• Straight from the rush and romp we plunge anew into a trance of sweet memories.
• I was a sight! The parts we play influence our characters to some extent, and Puck made me a bit of a romp.
• Some persons race and romp through the dance in a manner fatiguing to themselves and dangerous to their fellow-dancers.
• This little play camp, where children tried to make him romp continually, was not home.
• I should say she was the kind of lady who likes a real romp.
• His grandfather had placed a little gate at the top of the stair, so that children could run and romp in the gallery without fear of accident.
• A little creature, she served as a plaything for this painter without talent, and he allowed her to romp, bound and leap on the divans like a kitten.
• Bloomingal, sister Lu had consented to make a pleasant Christmas kind of time of it, in which everybody was permitted to be young again, and romp with the rompiest.
• What a merry romp they all had for the next two or three minutes.
• Soon after the evening meal was over, the children, after another merry romp with their father, went off to bed.

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