roughhousing

Her powers of observation miss nothing: roughhousing children, bickering adults, pets scampering underfoot.

As the grazing heifers lifted their horns, their playful roughhousing seemed like a display of holiday cheer.

The couple already had two kids, Ben and Penny, and envisioned all of the roughhousing, road trips and happy mayhem that comes with four children.

The comedic roughhousing fell into a predictable rhythm, the character evolution slowed and its sociopolitical critiques grew soft.

A friend of the family for 20 years, Beltran initially admitted he had pinched the 4-year-old’s butt but characterized it as nothing more than “roughhousing,” according to court documents.