| Lark |
| Caper |
| Frisk |
| Frolic |
| Gambol |
| Cavort |
| Runaway |
| Disport |
| Blowout |
| Win big |
| Prance. |
| Big win |
| Cakewalk |
| Play ___ |
| Walkaway |
| Walkover |
| Easy win |
| Cut a dido |
| Trip gaily |
| Win easily |
| Quick pace |
| An easy win |
| Breezy film |
| Lively play |
| Runaway win |
| Lopsided win |
| Easy victory |
| Gambol about |
| Frolic about |
| Horse around |
| Have a ball! |
| Play friskily |
| Madcap comedy |
| Win by a mile |
| Lively frolic |
| Play (around) |
| One-sided win |
| Run playfully |
| Win in a walk |
| 59-7 win, e.g. |
| 20-0 win, e.g. |
| Effortless win |
| Win going away |
| Win decisively |
| Effortless pace |
| It's no contest |
| Blowout victory |
| Boisterous play |
| 49-0 game, e.g. |
| Runaway victory |
| Walk in the park |
| Roll in the hay? |
| Laugher of a win |
| Play boisterously |
| Rollick or frolic |
| One-sided victory |
| Lighthearted film |
| Lovers' adventure |
| Total ass-kicking |
| Super easy victory |
| Effortless victory |
| Cakewalk, in sports |
| Frolic boisterously |
| Frolic in the field |
| Play rambunctiously |
| Way-too-easy victory |
| Win without struggle |
| Delightful diversion |
| Barnburner's opposite |
| Mercy-rule game, e.g. |
| Nail-biter's opposite |
| Frolic in a lively way |
| Hardly a close contest |
| Lighthearted diversion |
| Emulate a playful puppy |
| Light-hearted diversion |
| Broadway comedy descriptor |
| Heat 114, Bobcats 78, e.g. |
| Many a Marx Brothers movie |
| Pillow fight, for instance. |
| Victory with little suspense |
| Frolic in a lighthearted manner |
| Win easily, in the sports pages |
| Easy win, in the sports section |
| Easy winning gait of a horse: Slang. |
| Fast but unforced pace, in horse racing. |