horseplay

• “While it's often used as a substitute for the term "horseplay", meaning rough-and-tumble behavior, it's also used as a euphemism for play with sexual connotations, due in part to the”

  Crooks and Liars

• “BROWN: Well, there was also some -- what ` s called horseplay in the workplace according to her lawyer where some people were slapping each other on their rear ends.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 10, 2008

• “Balfour's injury was the result of what manager Joe Maddon described as horseplay between the reliever and pitching coach Jim Hickey.”

  CNY Central - Local News

• “After the brother, 20-year-old Franklin S. Emilcar, came to the door with a. 38-caliber Smith & Wesson revolver, the two engaged in what Shaw described as horseplay, joking and wrestling over the gun until it fired.”

  Connecticut Post Online Most Viewed

• “BLOOMINGTON -- A 16-year-old Bloomington boy remained hospitalized in critical condition Tuesday night after being run over by a van during what police described as horseplay with friends Monday in the O†™ Neil Park parking lot.”

  News from www.pantagraph.com

• “The incident, while distressing, could also be defined as horseplay and the remedy taken on the plane treated it exactly as that," Leedy told the judge, arguing the charges should be dropped.”

  Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local

• “A training video declares that "horseplay" is absolutely prohibited.”

  The Washington Post: A floating city springs up to contain gulf oil spill

• “Thats News: Could 'horseplay' solve family problems?”

  Could 'horseplay' solve family problems?

• “Barry, a salesman for Clear Channel's WKRC-AM, says he was hurt Jan. 6 during "horseplay" with Bengals radio analyst Dave Lapham, a longtime friend.”

  Archive 2006-01-01

• “In the English universities we have no trace of the "jocund advent" during the medieval period, but it is impossible to doubt that this kind of horseplay existed at Oxford and Cambridge.”

  Life in the Medieval University

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