roughhouse
- v engage in rough or disorderly play
- Studies show fathers tend to roughhouse more with kids, pushing them to take risks, while mothers tend be better organizers.
- Mailer does indeed cover all the accepted journalistic steps, from the ceremonial handing-in of draft cards at the Department of Justice to the activists' vain roughhouse attempts .
- Since his 2005 hit The 40 Year-Old Virgin, when Apatow became a brand name, almost a genre, in roughhouse comedy, the films he's produced have opened well and, more important, had .