"romp around" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to mean running around in a carefree, energetic manner. For example, "The kids were romping around in the park, laughing and playing."
It is one thing to let a bunch of hobbyists romp around in a corporate playpen.
When Ms. Hegginson put the pig down, it continued to squeal and romp around with its sisters.
And the frisky, pop-jazz arrangements created by the pianist Christian Jacob and featuring Vic Juris's guitar, gave her ample room to romp around without losing her footing.
Clemens did not claim to be 100percentt yesterday, but Garner saw him romp around during batting practice and knew that was a good sign.
Eighteen dancers, an aerialist and an actor romp around, a seven-piece band provides bombast, and there are two banks of choreographed extras seated either side of the stage, playing instruments and singing by turns.
Kids build imaginary games, invite others to join, and they all romp around together.
During the last ice age, it used to romp around alongside sabercats and dire wolves in North America, but back then coyote was a bit different mainly bigger.
Once a video camera detects the position of a face, the shopper can romp around and see how the shades look from different angles.
For the last eight years at MAL, there's been a mosh a place where puppies can romp around, play with toys, and generally "pup out".
For the last eight years at MAL, there's been a mosh – a place where puppies can romp around, play with toys, and generally "pup out".
I was decidedly not a swimmer and waking up at 4 AM to work out for two hours every day sounded like torture, but I also liked watching our high school men's swim team romp around in speedos.
