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31romp´ish|ness — romp|ish «ROM pihsh», adjective. given to romping. –romp´ish|ly, adverb. –romp´ish|ness, noun …
32romp´ish|ly — romp|ish «ROM pihsh», adjective. given to romping. –romp´ish|ly, adverb. –romp´ish|ness, noun …
33romp|ish — «ROM pihsh», adjective. given to romping. –romp´ish|ly, adverb. –romp´ish|ness, noun …
34ROMP (disambiguation) — ROMP may refer to: *ROMP, Research (Office Products Division) Micro Processor *Ring opening metathesis polymerisation, an olefin polymerisation method …
35Romp n' Roll — [http://www.rompnroll.com] is a children s enrichment center based in Glen Allen, Richmond, Virginia. They offer a variety of imaginative classes, camps, and parties for children primarily under 6 years of age. Romp n Roll currently has two… …
36romp to victory — romp home/to victory/mainly journalism phrase to win something such as a race or competition very easily Thesaurus: to win a game, competition or argumentsynonym Main entry: romp …
37romp´ing|ly — romp|ing «ROM pihng», adjective. that romps; rompish: »The air she gave herself was that of a romping girl (Sir Richard Steele). –romp´ing|ly, adverb …
38romp|ing — «ROM pihng», adjective. that romps; rompish: »The air she gave herself was that of a romping girl (Sir Richard Steele). –romp´ing|ly, adverb …
39romp away — ˌromp aˈway/aˈhead derived (BrE, informal) to increase, make progress or win quickly and easily • Davis romped away to win the championship. • Share prices continue to romp ahead …
40romp home victory — romp home/to victory idiom to easily win a race or competition • Their horse romped home in the 2 o clock race. • The Dutch team romped to a 5–1 victory over Celtic. see roar, romp, sweep, etc. to victory at ↑ …
