Verb:

କ୍ରୀଡାକୁ ଡେଇଁବା |, କ୍ରୀଡା ଖେଳନ୍ତୁ |, ଡେଇଁବା-ନାଚିବା |,

gambol's Usage Examples:

February Harrisson reported: "Two dogs are now good friends, " they were gamboling " playing together in the soft snow there like 2 puppies.

Lion "Lion of courage, lion of valour Is the lion gambolling at the end of the Point The luck of this house will be lasting Bringing.

very droll man, exceedingly amusing and clever - a rattle, a mimic and gamboled in mind and body.

dance illustrates Zawgyi going about the forest, prancing with his wand, pulverising herbs and gamboling in jubilation after acquiring the Stone.

country homes, while Jeremy Clarkson flitted in and out of their parties – gambolling through the Cotswolds like a portly court fool.

bells and sounding stones, at which phoenixes flapped their wings and gambolled".

When you see a woman gamboling in the nude in a Meyer film, you stay gamboled with.

rolling and flying upside down", while Flight indicated that the plane "gambolled gaily in the air as if glad to be free, at last, from the maternal apron.

The golden luster of the deer which was gamboling around the hermitage lured Sita, who was awestruck and called Rama and.

with soaring pillars, wood panelling and elaborate stucco featuring gambolling cherubs.

wasn’t the first person to complete the seven was that he was too busy gambolling up the 14 tallest mountains in the world.

You only be careful with your gamboling or you"ll find Virginia"s soft crevices lined with hooks".

Where be your gibes now? Your gambols? Your songs? Your flashes of merriment, that were wont.

Synonyms:

word play, flirtation, foolery, game, flirt, caper, folly, indulgence, tomfoolery, horseplay, dalliance, diversion, play, recreation, romp, coquetry, frolic, flirting, toying, craziness, lunacy, teasing,

Antonyms:

intelligence, sanity, unseductive, unplayful, agreeable,