Entry 3 senses · 3 variants Webster, 1913 Rantipole /(rănt"ĭ*pōl)/ · Rant·i·pole · IPA n. a. v. i. 01 n. A wild, romping young person. 1. A wild, romping young person.[Low] 02 a. Wild; roving; rakish. 1. Wild; roving; rakish.[Low] 03 v. i. To act like a rantipole. 1. To act like a rantipole.[Low] “She used to rantipole about the house.” — Arbuthnot.