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rollicking

[rol-i-king] / ˈrɒl ɪ kɪŋ /


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“Tremors”: Rollicking fun, with the dad from “Family Ties” freaking us out as a survivalist dude.

From Seattle Times • Aug. 24, 2013

Rollicking "Country Gardens," like much of his music, is based on a folk tune, an English morris dance.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Kind-hearted, Kindergarten Kitty," was an easy one, but when the list wound up with "Rollicking Rufflecumtuffle Rosy Posy," the game ended in a gale of laughter.

From Marjorie's Busy Days by Wells, Carolyn

The Little Peetookle, his teeth he ground At the Mastodon's singular sense of sound; For he felt it a sort of musical stain On the Rollicking Mastodon over in Spain.

From Poems by Macy, Arthur

Rollicking games of blindman's buff and others of its like were played out in the open under the brilliance of the huge, desert moon.

From The Land of Lure A Story of the Columbia River Basin by Smith, Elliott




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