1 an occasion when someone tells you in a very angry way that you have done something wrong:
2 (esp. of an experience or story) happening with a lot of fast action and good humor and often noise:
The best metaphor for the method behind her rollicking, erudite, street-smart, angst-ridden, encyclopedic paintings is writing.
Her name itself has become synonymous with rollicking, rough and tumble adventure.
The work ends with another chorale fantasia with a rollicking gigue melody.
The parade there had become a vacation carnival of costuming and consumptiona rollicking amusement for the tourist.
He can create atmosphere with an adjective, alarm with an allusion, or delight with a rollicking absurdity.
In it he uses interconnected suites, brief lyrics, and rollicking narratives to explore what it means to inhabit the world in atavistic, primitive, and totemistic ways.
Such feelings inspired this rollicking ballad.
I quite understand that they now, in the lean years of disaster, look back with pleasurable emotion to the rollicking days of their triumphs.
