Rollicking: meaning, definitions and examples
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rollicking
[ ˈrɒlɪkɪŋ ]
joyful behavior
Rollicking describes a lively, cheerful, or exuberant manner, often associated with playfulness and spirited fun. It's commonly used to convey a sense of carefree enjoyment, often in a social context.
Synonyms
exuberant, jovial, merry, spirited.
Examples of usage
- They had a rollicking good time at the party.
- The children's rollicking laughter echoed through the park.
- He told a rollicking tale that had everyone in stitches.
- The rollicking music made everyone want to dance.
Translations
Translations of the word "rollicking" in other languages:
🇵🇹 alegre
- animado
- brincalhão
🇮🇳 खुशमिजाज़
- मस्ती भरा
- झूमता हुआ
🇩🇪 ausgelassen
- lebhaft
- verspielt
🇮🇩 riang
- ceria
- meriah
🇺🇦 веселий
- розвеселений
- галасливий
🇵🇱 wesoły
- ruchliwy
- figlarny
🇯🇵 陽気な
- 楽しい
- 賑やかな
🇫🇷 joyeux
- animé
- entraînant
🇪🇸 alegre
- bullicioso
- festivo
🇹🇷 neşeli
- coşkulu
- şen
🇰🇷 신나는
- 즐거운
- 활기찬
🇸🇦 مبتهج
- مرح
- مفعم بالحيوية
🇨🇿 veselý
- hravý
- bouřlivý
🇸🇰 veselý
- žičlivý
- hravý
🇨🇳 欢乐的
- 热闹的
- 活泼的
🇸🇮 vesel
- živahen
- nagajiv
🇮🇸 gleðilegur
- skemmtilegur
- fjörugur
🇰🇿 қуанышты
- көңілді
- шаттыққа толы
🇬🇪 ბასი
- მხიარული
- ფანტასტიური
🇦🇿 şən
- əyləncəli
- coşqun
🇲🇽 alegre
- animado
- festivo
Etymology
The word 'rollicking' traces its origins back to the early 19th century in English. It's believed to be derived from the verb 'rollick,' which means to revel or romp about in a lively or carefree manner. This term possibly amalgamated elements from 'roly-poly,' a term denoting a playful, rolling movement, and perhaps even influences from older dialect words in English that conveyed a sense of merriment or joviality. Over time, 'rollicking' has maintained a sense of light-heartedness and enjoyable exuberance, often associated with fun gatherings or playful activities.