playsome
PLAYFUL PLAYSOME
lascivus (from exuberant spirits etc): lascivibundus (Plaut.): lasciviens: ludicer -cra -crum (serving the purpose of sport amusement etc.; e.g. exercitatio; of things): jocosus (what is full of jokes causes jokes mirth etc.; of persons or things): jocularis: jocularius (belonging to the class of things that are found entertaining laughable etc.; of things): ludibundus (acting in a playful manner; Plaut. Liv. 24 16; of persons).
lascivus (from exuberant spirits etc): lascivibundus (Plaut.): lasciviens: ludicer -cra -crum (serving the purpose of sport amusement etc.; e.g. exercitatio; of things): jocosus (what is full of jokes causes jokes mirth etc.; of persons or things): jocularis: jocularius (belonging to the class of things that are found entertaining laughable etc.; of things): ludibundus (acting in a playful manner; Plaut. Liv. 24 16; of persons).