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English-German translation for: romp
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Dictionary English German: romp

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NOUN   a romp | romps
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VERB  to romp | romped | romped ... 
 
SYNO   hoyden | romp | tomboy | caper ... 
to romp
461
herumtollen
to romp
126
herumtoben
to romp
50
tollen
to romp [coll.] [engage in sexual activity, esp. illicitly]es (miteinander) treiben [ugs.] [mit jdm. geschlechtlich verkehren]
Nouns
romp [coll.] [short, spontaneous sexual relationship]
836
Techtelmechtel {n} [ugs.]
romp
163
Balgerei {f}
romp
135
Geschmuse {n} [ugs.]
romp [playful activity]
72
Toben {n}
romp [spell of rough, energetic play]
32
Tollerei {f}
romp [archaic] [playful or boisterous child, esp. a girl]
18
Wildfang {m} [wildes, lebhaftes Kind]
romp
16
Tollen {n}
romp [romping child]
12
Range {f} [selten {m}] [regional für unartiges Kind]
2 Words
to romp aboutherumbalgen [ugs.]
to romp aboutherumtoben
to romp aboutherumtollen
to romp aboutrumbandusen [regional]
to romp aboutumhertollen
to romp aboutsich balgen
to romp aboutsich tummeln [herumlaufen]
to romp aroundherumtoben
to romp aroundherumtollen
to romp aroundsich balgen
to romp away [with the race]davonziehen [bei Wettrennen]
idiom to romp homeleicht / spielend gewinnen
idiom to romp inleicht / spielend gewinnen
to romp throughspielend durchkommen
to romp through sth.etw. mit links bestehen [ugs.] [Prüfung]
idiom to romp through sth.mit etw.Dat. spielend fertig werden
5+ Words
to romp about after a balleinem Ball hinterhertollen
 
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