romp

• She must have seen that they could not call out to her to “come and play!” that however shy she might feel, she must propose the game, or the romp, as later she had to propose marriage. —  Queen Victoria, Her Girlhood And Womanhood
• Nor is it simply a question of this book being a light hearted romp, a route it could so easily have taken. —  BlackStaticHorrorMagazine#3
• It is the type of book that is commonly called a lark or a romp, and if it weren't for the actual profession the various protagonists aspire to, there would be something almost Eddingsesque in their dialogue -- a lightness and a wit and a flitting charm. —  F ;SF; - vol 091 issue 06 - December 1996
• Rudy Rucker's Post-singular is definitely a romp, a breezy and playful psychedelic adventure through California and the multiverse, replete with talk-ing cephalopods, nanotechnology swarms, geek speak and hipster slang ... and a generous side serving of human interest. —  InterzoneScienceFictionandFantasyMagazine#215
• It was a glorious romp, a celebration of their union. —  SexyBeastIV

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