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Romp (Verb)

Run easily and fairly fast.

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The children loved to romp through the park on Sundays afternoons playing tag with their friends.
She decided to romp down the hill, feeling the thrill of the wind rushing past her face.
During recess, the kids would often romp around the playground, their laughter echoing through the area.
After being cooped up all day, the dog couldn't wait to romp through the backyard and burn off some energy.
On Friday nights, the local soccer team would romp across the field, giving it their all and fighting for victory.

Win easily; "romp a race".

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

The team's strong offense allowed them to romp to a huge victory in the championship game.
In her first competition, the young gymnast managed to romp ahead of her rivals with her flawless routine.
She was so far in the lead that she was able to romp home without worrying about her competitors.
The experienced driver was able to romp to the finish line with an impressive 10-second lead.
After gaining an early advantage, they were able to romp to an easy win in the regional tournament.

Play boisterously; "The children frolicked in the garden"; "the gamboling lambs in the meadows"; "The toddlers romped in the playroom".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The children romped in the backyard on their summer vacation, laughing and shouting with their friends.
The dog loved to romp in the park, chasing after sticks and barking with excitement.
The kids romped around the playground, their energy levels seemingly endless as they climbed and jumped.
The puppies romped in the living room, playing a game of chase and causing chaos in the process.
The children romped through the sprinklers on a warm summer day, trying to catch the elusive water droplets.