horseplays Synonyms
Strongest:
- roughhousing
- funning
- slapstick
- monkeying
- skylarking
- roughhouse
- playfulness
- buffoonery
- hijinks
- clowning
- clownery
- tomfoolery
- joking
- monkey-business
Strong:
- shenanigan-s-
- high-jinks
- foolery
- silliness
- mischief
- horsing-around
- rowdiness
- monkeyshine-s-
- jesting
- boisterousness
Weak:
- mischievousness
- merrymaking
- childishness
- devilry
- waggery
- romping
- revelry
- knavery
- roistering
- roguery
- rowdyism
- roguishness
- rumbustiousness
- frivolity
- cavorting
- trickery
- prankishness
- rambunctiousness
- rascality
- frolicking
- nonsense
- gambolling
- gamboling
- impishness
- sportiveness
- clownishness
- sporting
- deviltry
- foolishness
horseplays Meaning
horseplays
rough or loud play, rough or boisterous play
horseplays Sentence Examples
- The exuberant children engaged in noisy horseplays during recess, their laughter echoing through the playground.
- The playful horse kicked up its heels and pranced around the pasture, indulging in unbridled horseplays.
- The siblings' horseplays escalated into a boisterous wrestling match on the living room floor.
- The young colts frolicked in the meadow, engaging in friendly horseplays that tested their limits.
- The roughhousing siblings tumbled and rolled in a chaotic display of horseplays, much to the amusement of their parents.
- The horseshoes clattered on the ground as the men engaged in a spirited game of horseplays.
- The clowns' exaggerated horseplays drew roars of laughter from the audience, their slapstick antics keeping everyone entertained.
- The jovial friends gathered in the park for a picnic, their horseplays adding a festive atmosphere to the occasion.
- The carefree children splashed and chased each other in the lake, their horseplays creating a symphony of giggles.
- The teenagers' horseplays on the beach extended into the evening, their carefree spirits illuminating the night with their infectious joy.
FAQs About the word horseplays
rough or loud play, rough or boisterous play
roughhousing, funning, slapstick, monkeying, skylarking, roughhouse, playfulness, buffoonery, hijinks, clowning
No antonyms found.
The exuberant children engaged in noisy horseplays during recess, their laughter echoing through the playground.
The playful horse kicked up its heels and pranced around the pasture, indulging in unbridled horseplays.
The siblings' horseplays escalated into a boisterous wrestling match on the living room floor.
The young colts frolicked in the meadow, engaging in friendly horseplays that tested their limits.
