Rānt'i-pōle1, n.
n. [Eng. rant, to make a great noise, and Prov. Eng. pole, the pole or plank in the childish game of see-saw.] A wild, romping child.
3 entries under this word
Rantipole
Rānt'i-pōle2, a.
Wild; roving; rakish. [Low.]
Rānt'i-pōle3, v. i.
To run about wildly. [Low.]