romp in Polish
romp in Polish is swawola — romp means to play or move about in a lively, energetic, boisterous way.
romp in Polish
swawola
A period of boisterous play, a frolic; now especially, a bout of sexual activity, especially when illicit. [from 18th c.]
What does "romp" mean?
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verb To play or move about in a lively, energetic, boisterous way.
"The puppies romped across the yard, chasing each other."
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verb To win a contest easily and by a wide margin.
"The champions romped to victory, winning 6-0."
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noun A lighthearted, fast-moving story, film, or experience, often not meant to be taken too seriously.
"The movie is a fun romp through 1980s pop culture."
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noun An easy, one-sided win.
"The final turned into a romp once the star striker scored twice."
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romp in a sentence
- The puppies romped across the yard, chasing each other.
- Kids romped through the sprinklers all afternoon.
- The champions romped to victory, winning 6-0.
- The movie is a fun romp through 1980s pop culture.
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What is "romp" in Polish?
"romp" in Polish is swawola. romp means: To play or move about in a lively, energetic, boisterous way.
How do you use "romp" in a sentence?
Example: "The puppies romped across the yard, chasing each other." In Polish, "romp" is swawola.
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