rollicking

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• The show’s intricate plots and twisty narrative offers rollicking entertainment, but it is Sy’s magnetism that keeps you watching.

• They made a duo rich in rollicking memories such as the purchase of Real Quiet.

• Mercifully, apart from the silly doctor, “It Takes Two” is a rollicking celebration of game design.

• Early reviews have been tremendous, and if you're at all interested in the company, or just want a rollicking story, please check it out.

• There are giant outdoor feasts, rollicking on-snow dance parties, and all-night celebrations.

• “Adelie penguins are the most lovable, rollicking, comical kind,” the story read.

• Game of Thrones may be rollicking fantasy, but beneath its bloody surface it is also about our dysfunctional political system.

• The press release touting the event promised a rollicking good time: “Tea Party Rocks Washington.”

• The author of the rollicking spy novel Angelmaker, just out in paperback, tells us why reading novels is difficult for him.

• “We had a rollicking time in the south of France for several months,” Cannon said, noting Sue visited the set several times.

• By and by it brought me the rollicking air my brother whistled, and then came the sound of foot-falls.