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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
roughhouse .
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Examples
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The boy roughhoused with our new puppy—a husky we instantly fell in love with that had one blue eye and one green eye—that our stepfather had brought home one day from a farm as a surprise for us.
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They roughhoused for a great length of time; blood was drawn, minor bones were broken.
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The boy roughhoused with our new puppy—a husky we instantly fell in love with that had one blue eye and one green eye—that our stepfather had brought home one day from a farm as a surprise for us.
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Everyone roughhoused, men always found an excuse to touch their women, and if you did something well, you received literally a hundred slaps on the back.
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In the past, Kristen Dennison, Dover, Mass., was tempted to interfere when her husband Ed roughhoused with their sons, David, 2, and Benjamin, 6, swinging them above the floor or onto his shoulders.
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While the other boys grumbled and roughhoused, David took the clothing into the guest bathroom to get dressed.
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While the other boys grumbled and roughhoused, David took the clothing into the guest bathroom to get dressed.
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Anyone who's roughhoused with a little kid and had them land a lucky blow knows how much damage a tiny opponent can do.
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Everyone roughhoused, men always found an excuse to touch their women, and if you did something well, you received literally a hundred slaps on the back.
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And perhaps she was being roughhoused a little bit and was considered, basically, a non-person for a lot of different reasons.
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