Definition of rantum-scantum in English:

rantum-scantum

noun ˈrantəmˌskantəm

Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) especially wild or uninhibited sexual activity.

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). A rhyming compound, of uncertain origin; perhaps compare earlier random and slightly later rant.

nounˈrantəmˌskantəm

Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) especially wild or uninhibited sexual activity.

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). A rhyming compound, of uncertain origin; perhaps compare earlier random and slightly later rant.

单词	rantum-scantum
释义	Definition of rantum-scantum in English: rantum-scantum noun ˈrantəmˌskantəm Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) especially wild or uninhibited sexual activity. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). A rhyming compound, of uncertain origin; perhaps compare earlier random and slightly later rant. Definition of rantum-scantum in US English: rantum-scantum nounˈrantəmˌskantəm Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) especially wild or uninhibited sexual activity. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). A rhyming compound, of uncertain origin; perhaps compare earlier random and slightly later rant.
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