Similar words: rompers, imperfect competition, compel, compere, compete, pompey, compeer, pompeii. Meaning: ['rɑmpə(r) /'rɒm-] n. 1. a person who romps or frolics 2. a one-piece garment for children to wear at play; the lower part is shaped like bloomers.
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1. Farrah was dressed in a new white romper suit with pink trimmings.
2. Mainly products are: velvet and interlock baby romper, velvet children wears and adult knitted leisure garments.
3. From casual to dressy there is a romper for everyone. Do you wear rompers?
4. Pieces like this fl oral Rebecca Taylor romper and tiered blue Gold Hawk dress go with tougher accessories and loose waves that help her style swing "from sweet hippie girl to rocker chic."
5. At the age of five he appeared on his favorite TV show "Romper Room" and was nearly thrown off for misbehaving.
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6. The contemporary world is not entirely eschewed; the baby still wears his romper suit.
7. The comment, the talk of Internet chat rooms, have spawned T-shirts, mugs and even baby romper suits printed with the phrases: "I'm not like you".
8. Textile and textile toys for babies and small children up to the age of three, e. g. underwear, romper suits, bed linen, bedding, soft toys etc.
9. Nautically inspired striped sweater dresses, slouchy drawstring-waist jackets, and a romper or two represented the sportier side of things.
10. His acting career began in the early 1990s with roles in Australian TV series such as and films such as Romper Stomper.
11. He worked steadily for the next three years and in 1995 his Romper Stomper role was his key to the States.
12. She sees a familiar face, dressed in a sparkly charcoal romper, by the sink applying mascara onto her eyelashes.
13. The comment, the talk of Internet chat rooms, has spawned T-shirts, mugs and even baby romper suits printed with the words: "I'm not like you".
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