Of a person, his or her actions, etc.: violent, extravagant, unrestrained; romping.
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| 释义 | society > leisure > entertainment > frolicking or romping > [adjective] (36) ramping1484 Of a person, his or her actions, etc.: violent, extravagant, unrestrained; romping. rampish1530 Given to or characterized by romping or ramping (in various senses). frolic?1548 In early use: Joyous, merry, mirthful. In later use with sense derived from the verb: Frolicsome, sportive, full of merry pranks. prankya1556 Inclined to, or characterized by, the playing of pranks; mischievous, lively, playful. hoiting1594 (In sense 1.) tricksy1598 Full of or given to tricks or pranks; playful, sportive; mischievous, capricious, whimsical. tida1641 Chiefly English regional (south-west midlands and south-western). Esp. of a child: playful, frolicsome, lively; skittish, pert, forward… frolickish1660 somewhat sportive. romping1662 Of a person: that romps; lively, boisterous; engaged in, or given to, romping. Also figurative. hoity-toity1690 (a) Frolicsome, romping, giddy, flighty. (b) Assuming, haughty, petulant, huffy. rompish1696 Esp. of a person: inclined to romp; playful; boisterous. frolicsome1699 Full of frolic; gay, merry, mirthful. friskful1728 Apt to frisk, frolicsome. highty-tighty1737 Esp. of a young woman: flighty, frivolous; = hoity-toity, adj. a. Now historical and rare. frolicky1748 full of frolic, frolicsome. prankish1776 Inclined to, or characterized by, the playing of pranks; mischievous, lively, playful. rollicking1786 Of a person: extremely jovial or merry; boisterous. prankfula1795 Full of pranks; mischievous; playful. pranksome1810 Inclined to play pranks; mischievous. tricksome1815 Playful, sportive, frolicsome. espiègle1816 Frolicsome, sprightly, roguish. larkish1823 Of the nature of a ‘lark’; frolicsome. skylarking1826 Playful, lively, boisterous; (of a person) engaged in skylarking, inclined to skylark. larking1828 That larks; frolicsome, sportive. rompy1838 Characterized by romps or romping; full of boisterous fun; playful, frolicsome. larky1841 Inclined or ready for a lark; frolicsome, sportive. rollicksome1841 That rollicks or is characterized by rollicking; joyous, lively. Pucklike1845 Like, or in the manner of, Puck (puck, n.1 1c); cleverly mischievous, puckish, imp-like. rollicky1846 Given to or characterized by rollicking; given to boisterous behaviour. frolicful1848 larksome1871 Given to ‘larking’, sportive. puckish1874 Of the nature of or characteristic of Puck (puck, n.1 1c); impish, mischievous, capricious. horseplayish1882 given to horseplay. frolicking1887 tricksical1889 inclined to be tricksy or to play tricks. shenaniganning1924 |
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