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romp

[romp] / rɒmp /




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Younger kids can romp around on rolling blue installations that mimic waves, slide a 'Ponyo' figure across an ocean wall, or hide in a replica of Sosuke's green bucket which he used to collect goldfish.

From Barron's

Profits, after an initial hit, romped to new highs.

From The Wall Street Journal

A romp in the swamp or failure in the foulness of a Rome afternoon?

From BBC

Earl, as he did in the 68-14 romp in Cardiff last year, switched to midfield late on as England used the remaining game time to try out new patterns for the campaign to come.

From BBC

Opinion polls suggest that Takaichi's ruling bloc, led by the Liberal Democratic Party, could romp home in Sunday's vote and secure a two-thirds majority in the powerful lower house.

From Barron's