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Name given to High School Freshmen by older friends. Tends to stick once applied.
"It's New Year's Eve 1999 and we don't have a nickname for you, so we're going to call you "Rompy."
Rompy by BobRompy December 17, 2008
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adj.
having the qualities of sass, spunk, feistiness; a mischievous zest (or vest) about oneself; optimistically not giving a single fuck, origin in schwiftology.

spontaneously getting completely naked and fucking your girl in an open window so passers-by will most definitely see, and hear as you bust a fat nut all up in yo girl's fun bun.
I was feelin extra rompy today when I called that CO a cunt without hesitation.

Hey cutie, wanna get a little rompy with me in the library?
rompy by Natalie Wobble May 26, 2021

Rompy Pompy 

To partake in sexual activity. Similair to bone or get down
Why don't you come back to my crib for some rompy pompy
Rompy Pompy by stage 5 clinger February 23, 2010

Rompy Stompy

"Bro I am Rompy Stompy as fuck right now"
Rompy Stompy by CuddieX October 4, 2023
Romper for pets. One piece garment for pets.
Hey, I bought my dog a rompet.
rompet by EchoDeadSpace August 9, 2020
Verb: To have a good time.
She had a rompn good time.
rompn by Stanley Arbuckle July 16, 2013
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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