Pronunciation: /ˈrɑlɪk/
noun lively or noisy behavior
A1 The children had a rollick in the playground.
A2 The puppies' rollick in the yard was a joy to watch.
B1 The rollick at the party lasted well into the night.
B2 The family's rollick on their vacation was filled with laughter and fun.
C1 The rollick of the crowd at the concert was infectious.
C2 The rollick of the dancers on stage captivated the audience.
verb to behave or play in a lively and noisy way
A1 Children rollicked in the playground, laughing and playing together.
A2 The puppies rollicked in the grass, chasing each other around.
B1 The group of friends rollicked at the beach, enjoying the sunny weather.
B2 The dancers rollicked on stage, captivating the audience with their energy.
C1 The comedians rollicked on set, improvising hilarious jokes and sketches.
C2 The musicians rollicked during their performance, showcasing their incredible talent and passion.
formal The children were filled with joy as they rollicked in the meadow.
informal Let's rollick around the park and have some fun!
slang I heard there's a rollicking party happening tonight, wanna go?
figurative The waves rollicked against the shore, creating a mesmerizing sight.
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