Romp | Mean of romp in English Dictionary

/ˈrɑːmp/

• Noun
• an enjoyable time of rough and noisy play
1. The dogs love a good romp through the woods.
• an easy victory
1. The game turned into a romp in the second half.
• an enjoyable and lively movie, book, play, etc.
1. His latest film is a wildly amusing romp.

• an act of sexual intercourse
1. a movie about a businessman having a romp with his secretary
• Verb
• to play in a rough and noisy way
1. The kids were romping in the yard.
• to easily win a race, contest, etc.
1. The home team romped to a 21–6 win/victory.
2. (chiefly Brit) He is now the favorite to romp home (to victory) in the upcoming election.
• to move, go, or proceed in a quick, easy, or playful way
1. Hundreds of fans romped through the streets.
2. She romped through the early rounds of the tournament.
3. The team romped through the season undefeated.