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   Feb 21, 2024 · Reaction mechanism and application of ring opening metathesis polymerization. This video explains polymerization of cyclic alkenes and also how to synthesize functional polymers using ROMP ...

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   Jan 22, 2019 · GCSE Biology - Adaptations #79. For organisms to survive in the wild, the have to be adapted to their environment. These adaptations can be structural, behavioural, and functional, learn how they...

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   OED's earliest evidence for romp is from 1678, in the writing of T. Duffett. It is also recorded as a verb from the mid 1600s. romp is of multiple origins. Probably a variant or alteration of another lexical item. Or perhaps formed within English, by conversion.

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   To play roughly or energetically (esp. of children and animals); to sport or frolic in a lively, light-hearted, or boisterous manner; (now frequently) spec. to engage in sexual activity, esp. of an illicit nature. 1665. The women Bacchanalian, Came romping down with many a Stallian. R. Monsey, Scarronides 84.

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   What does romping mean?

   • To play roughly or energetically (esp. of children and animals); to sport or frolic in a lively, light-hearted, or boisterous manner; (now frequently) spec. to engage in sexual activity, esp. of an illicit nature. The women Bacchanalian, Came romping down with many a Stallian. They were both found Romping in the Garden with 'em last Night.

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   What does romp mean?

   • The Liberals, quietly led by Mr Holt, romped it. The Tories won (no, romped) the election on that manifesto. If a widening grin is the test of a novel's entertainment value in retrospect, A Good Man In Africa romps it. Reagan romps it. CSKA were a superb side yet people expected us to romp it. 3. transitive. To drive or convey in a romping fashion.

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   Where did romp come from?

   • The earliest known use of the noun romp is in the late 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for romp is from 1678, in the writing of T. Duffett. romp is of multiple origins. Probably a variant or alteration of another lexical item. Or perhaps formed within English, by conversion. Etymons: ramp n.1; romp v.

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   What does romping home mean?

   • On Saturday the Forest ‘stiffs’ romped home to a 5–1 victory over Halifax. Mr Thorpe.. romped home in his own constituency while Liberals elsewhere were generally less successful. Against all his expectations Salisbury romped home with another massive majority. transitive. British. To win (a contest, esp. an election) easily.

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   What did the child of 1928 romp through?

   • The child of 1928 simply romps through papers which were ‘teasers’ for the child of 1914. Petula Clark, who romps away with her first grown-up part with all-star honours. He and Davies romped to a 5–1 lead. I romped through the training, passing out eventually with the highest marks anyone could remember.

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   Did Larkin 'romp in'?

   • A demy poster..to inform the public that the true friend of the public was ‘ romping in’. It is a bad blow to official Labour that Mr. Larkin should have romped home in north Dublin. On Saturday the Forest ‘stiffs’ romped home to a 5–1 victory over Halifax.

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