rantipole (Meaning)
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rantipole (n.)
A wild, romping young person.
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rantipole (a.)
Wild; roving; rakish.
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rantipole (v. i.)
To act like a rantipole.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rantipole
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rantipole Sentence Examples
- The rantipole revelers danced wildly through the streets, their laughter echoing in the night.
- The rantipole old man stumbled through the village, his tattered clothes flapping in the wind.
- The rantipole child skipped and sang, oblivious to the world around her.
- The rantipole musician played a lively tune on his accordion, drawing smiles from passersby.
- The rantipole group of friends embarked on a whimsical adventure, their laughter echoing through the woods.
- The rantipole party ended in chaos, with guests spilling drinks and dancing on the tables.
- The rantipole artist painted a vibrant mural on the wall, capturing the spirit of the city.
- The rantipole politician gave a rousing speech, promising to shake up the status quo.
- The rantipole singer belted out a soulful ballad, her voice soaring through the concert hall.
- The rantipole dance troupe performed a mesmerizing routine, leaving the audience spellbound.
FAQs About the word rantipole
A wild, romping young person., Wild; roving; rakish., To act like a rantipole.
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The rantipole revelers danced wildly through the streets, their laughter echoing in the night.
The rantipole old man stumbled through the village, his tattered clothes flapping in the wind.
The rantipole child skipped and sang, oblivious to the world around her.
The rantipole musician played a lively tune on his accordion, drawing smiles from passersby.
