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Verb:

ଫ୍ଲର୍ଟ |,

gallivant's Usage Examples:

The legend is generally treated as a cautionary tale against raucousness and gallivanting on "the Lord"s holy day" of Sunday.

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Instead the child wishes to go gallivanting around the streets as the lamplighter does.

also favorable, stating "Much of the collection"s charm rests in its gallivanting, "road trip" narrative form, with stops across the map, as Sides gathers.

“While Ted Cruz gallivants across the country giving speeches on the American dream,” the post reads.

"Brad was off gallivanting in L.

Duke of Edinburgh used the pseudonyms Murgatroyd and Winterbottom to "gallivant out of the palace".

gained 19th century fame with many talents, most of which involved him gallivanting around as a clown figure in circuses.

father, Brandon, the young Alexandra ran away from her family wealth to gallivant across Europe in a series of relationships with poor musicians before.

Secret Agent Man starred Costas Mandylor as Monk, a gallivanting secret agent, who was one of a team of agents that included Holliday.

and Beryl Mason, and in July 1940 they were pictured in The Bystander "gallivanting in a film studio garden".

The Prince of Wales, who would later become King Edward VIII, gallivanted around the Moana Hotel property and reportedly fell in love with the.

manager Norm, in reference to Ringo, who has escaped from the studio to go gallivanting after tiring of being teased by his bandmates: "God knows what you"ve.

Synonyms:

gad, range, wander, tramp, roam, vagabond, cast, swan, rove, jazz around, roll, drift, stray, ramble,

Antonyms:

stay in place, upgrade, downgrade, incapability, disarrange,