My dog likes to romp in the snow.
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Romp
//ɹɑmp//
Synonyms for "romp" (142 found)
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50 translations across 17 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- лудуване noun (period of boisterous play)
- лудувам verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- палувам verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 喧闹玩耍 verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Czech
4 entries- dovádění noun (period of boisterous play)
- laškování noun (period of boisterous play)
- dovádět verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- skotačit verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Dutch
3 entries- stoeipartij noun (period of boisterous play)
- rondhuppelen verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- stoeien verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Finnish
4 entries- peuhaaminen noun (period of boisterous play)
- peuhu noun (period of boisterous play)
- temmellys noun (period of boisterous play)
- peuhata verb (to play roughly or energetically)
French
1 entries- s'ébattre verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Galician
4 entries- rebuldo noun (period of boisterous play)
- espoldrexar verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- espoldriñar verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- rebuldar verb (to play roughly or energetically)
German
4 entries- Balgerei noun (period of boisterous play)
- Herumtoben noun (period of boisterous play)
- Herumtollen noun (period of boisterous play)
- Rauferei noun (period of boisterous play)
Hungarian
2 entries- hancúrozás noun (period of boisterous play)
- hancúrozik verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Italian
4 entries- scorrazzata noun (period of boisterous play)
- ruzzare verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- scorrazzare verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- spassarsela verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Japanese
2 entries- 大はしゃぎ noun (period of boisterous play)
- はしゃぎ回る verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Macedonian
2 entries- луду́вање noun (period of boisterous play)
- лу́дува verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Māori
2 entries- tuapa noun (period of boisterous play)
- tuapa verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Polish
1 entries- swawola noun (period of boisterous play)
Russian
2 entries- беситься verb (to play roughly or energetically)
- шали́ть verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Spanish
3 entries- retozo noun (period of boisterous play)
- revolcón noun (period of boisterous play)
- retozar verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Swedish
1 entries- rumla verb (to play roughly or energetically)
Sample sentences
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Tom loves to play and romp with his kids when he gets home from work.
Source: tatoeba (4150764)
There are many collective nouns for a group of otters, including 'bevy', 'family', 'romp', and, when they are in water, 'raft'.
Source: tatoeba (9012690)
When the kids're allowed to romp in the bedroom, they break something.
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