rollick
/ˈrɒlɪk
/verb [no object]
Act or behave in a jovial and exuberant fashion: a satirical novelist who rollicks through the sleaze of the American psyche...
- Just ask all those giddy people who rollicked through the nation's capital last week.
- The goat was a real happy goat once upon a time you see or so it believed and so it rollicked about the dried out pastures filled with glee.
- The new band rollicked through a set of sweet, country pop rock that can give the old band a run for their money.
Origin
Early 19th century: probably dialect, perhaps a blend of romp and frolic.
Rhymes
- mealy redpoll
- mealy tree
- mealy zeolite
- mean
- mean anomaly
- mean business
- meander
- meander belt
- meander bend
- meanderer
- meandering
- meanderingly
- meander line
- meander loop
- meander scroll
- mean deviation
- me and mine
- Meandrina
- meandrine
- mean free path
- meanie
- meaning
- meaningful
- meaningful dialog
- meaningful dialogue