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Definitions from the WebTerm: rough-house Noun: - A rough or disorderly act of playing or wrestling, typically involving physical contact. Example sentence: - The boys were engaged in a spirited rough-house in the backyard. Verb: - To engage in rough or disorderly play or wrestling, typically involving physical contact. Example sentence: - The children rough-house in the living room every afternoon. Adjective: - Characterized by rough or disorderly play or wrestling, typically involving physical contact. Example sentence: - The rough-house activities of the children left the room in chaos. Related Products: | ||||
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