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Today's phrasal verb is to horse around.

Horse. Rehe-ha-ha-ha-ha-h-h-h. is to horse around horse that's a horse

that's a horse around a r o you and d to horse around everybody is a frazal verb and it means to play you know to play in an excited way but also in a like

in a place where you shouldn't play or you're playing to wildly so this word this phrase of verb to horse around is perfect for little boys and little

girls who are playing really crazy and really loud, like maybe in the house or in the classroom, in the church and they shouldn't be playing they

should be you know sitting down watching TV or studying or you know doing church stuff praying I

guess but the idea of horse around is playing but in a very wild way so especially children like to horse

around check out the dialogue what's all that noise we're playing soccer in the living room

yeah go quit horsing around.

A mother's nightmare.

In the living room, a couple of kids playing soccer.

Yeah, that's a nightmare for moms.

They can just imagine something breaking, the window breaking or the TV breaking.

Don't horse around in the living room.

So horsing around outside everybody is fine.

You can go outside and horse around, you know, in the park, in the yard.

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