- - Run over politician for a lark
- - A bit of horseplay or return made by politician
- - descriptor for a super-fun movie
- - Frolic in a lighthearted manner
- - Easy winning gait of a horse: Slang.
- - Cut a dido
- - Play like a puppy
- - Win by a wide margin
- - An easy win by a huge score
- - Blowout of a bout
- - Frolic in a lively way
- - Energetic play sounds like a risk
- - Laugher of a win
- - Saving the overture till last, an informal concert is a light-hearted outing
- - Win by a mile
- - Hardly a close contest
- - Many a Marx Brothers movie
- - Emulate a playful puppy
- - It's no contest
- - Hardly a squeaker
- - No contest
- - Have a ball?
- - Win in a walk
- - play some impromptus
- - Cavort at Prom, possibly
- - Play energetically, like young children
- - or backing politician in frolic
- - Breezy win
- - Light-hearted entertainment
- - Play boisterously in maelstrom perhaps
- - Freely frolic about (rhymes with "pomp")
- - Fun and frolic (rhymes with "pomp")
- - High-spirited play
- - frolic like children
- - frolic actively
- - Frolic merrily
- - Fun and frolic
- - Naked 2 frolic
- - Energetic play
- - play or upset politician
- - Frolic playfully
- - Boisterous play
- - Trip gaily
- - Total ass-kicking
- - Rough play
- - Play energetically
- - Pillow fight, for instance.
- - Lively play.
- - Fast but unforced pace, in horse racing.
- - Broadway comedy descriptor
- - 59-7 win, e.g.
- - Frolic about
- - Gambol about
- - Horse around
- - Frisk
- - Romeo meets old politician in play
- - Gambol
- - Lighthearted play
- - Easy, overwhelming win
- - Lighthearted movie
- - Cavort
- - 48-7 win, for example
- - Absurdly easy victory
- - Very easy win
- - Be lively during playtime
- - Runaway win
- - Mercy-rule game, e.g
- - The characters in revolutionary Trump morality play
- - Lark rising in the afternoon over river
- - Super easy victory
- - Barnburner's opposite
- - Win without struggle
- - Play boisterously
- - Victory with little suspense
- - Lighthearted film
- - Lovers' adventure
- - Frolic in the field
- - Blowout victory
- - Way-too-easy victory
- - Play or concert quietly proceeding to end
- - Play about roughly
- - Cakewalk, in sports
- - One-sided win
- - Win easily, in the sports pages
- - Energetically play piano appearing late in concert
- - Boisterous activity
- - Caper from pungent sandwiches
- - Play friskily
- - Effortless victory
- - Heat 114, Bobcats 78, e.g.
- - Madcap comedy
- - Play rambunctiously
- - Lighthearted diversion
- - Rollick or frolic
- - Easy win, in the sports section
- - Win easily
- - Frolicsome flick
- - Walkover
- - 49-0 game, e.g.
- - Delightful diversion
- - Breezy film
- - Light-hearted diversion
- - Big win
- - Run playfully
- - Effortless win
- - 20-0 win, e.g.
- - Win big
- - An easy win
- - Win decisively
- - Frolic boisterously
- - Win going away
- - Walkaway
- - Frisk about
- - Disport
- - Nail-biter's opposite
- - Laugher
- - Frolicking run
- - Lively frolic
- - Frolic
- - Prance
- - Walk in the park
- - Lark
- - Caper
- - Madcap adventure
- - Roll in the hay?
- - Effortless pace
- - Cakewalk
- - Walk
- - Gallivant
- - ......-play
- - Quick pace
- - Runaway
- - Easy win
- - Easy victory
- - Lopsided win
- - Lopsided victory
- - Runaway victory
- - Blowout
- - One-sided victory
- - Play around
- - play about at prom, perhaps
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