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geoff marbella

6th April 2015, 18:05
Romp with old doctor in play (6) T?M?O? maybe tomboy but why?

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chrise

6th April 2015, 18:07
O(ld) MB (Bachelor of Medicine - "doctor") in TOY (play with).

However ROMP seems to be a verb, while TOMBOY seems to be a noun - any advance on this?
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geoff marbella

6th April 2015, 18:12
Thanks your logic is great but yes romp does not equte to tomboy.
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jazzgirl

6th April 2015, 18:12
If the def. is romp (noun) that's OK
one that romps; especially : a romping girl or woman
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chrise

6th April 2015, 19:20
not convinced, jazzy - romp is something a person does, whereas tomboy is a person
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jazzgirl

6th April 2015, 19:26
a romp can be a person too Chris which I found on the online dictionary
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chrise

6th April 2015, 19:26
ok jazzy - not heard that before
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jazzgirl

6th April 2015, 19:27
...also in Chambers 12th
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