rompery

English

Etymology

From romp +‎ -ery.

Noun

rompery (uncountable)

1. Romping; boisterous play.
   • 1944, The New Yorker, volume 20, number 2, page 42:

     In spite of Mr. James' occasional weakness for sobbing notes, the presiding spirit of the establishment is, I should say, one of rompery.

   • 1984, Digital Audio, volume 1, numbers 2-7, page 88:

     The production numbers of La Cage sparkle, while the comedy is a bevy of sight gags, wildly drawn characters, and sexual rompery.