horse around



horse around

 (with someone or something)
1. Fig. to play around roughly with someone or something, possibly abusing someone or something. Stop horsing around with your little brother. Leave him alone. Will you kids stop horsing around?
2. Fig. to join someone in boisterous play; to participate in rough play with someone. He's horsing around with his little brother. They are really having a good time. We spent the entire afternoon just horsing around.
See also: around, horse

horse around

to be active in a silly way Stop horsing around and pay attention to your father!
See also: around, horse

horse around

Indulge in frivolous activity or play. For example, The boys were horsing around all afternoon. This term presumably alludes to horseplay, which has meant "rough or boisterous play" since the late 1500s. [First half of 1900s]
See also: around, horse

horse around

v. Slang
To engage in frivolous or idle activity; goof off: Stop horsing around and get to work! The kids horsed around in the park all day.
See also: around, horse

horse around

in. to work inefficiently; to goof around. You guys are always horsing around.
See also: around, horse

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
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ClÍDna-Irish Mythology
MÁIreMOI-raIrish
Zinovia-Greek
HegeHE-geNorwegian, Danish
Alberic-Germanic Mythology