cavort

• “We don't "cavort" a whole lot, but we do play hard and we don't stay home just because it's wet out.”

  Ain't nothin' like the real thing, baby (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “But I think part of the way he did that was, as David mentioned, these were not the typical celebrity spoiled kids who are allowed to go - allowed to kind of cavort and go out and do whatever they want.”

  CNN Transcript Apr 22, 2009

• “If you "cavort" on a beach without your top, you are "cavorting" without your BRAINS.”

  Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion

• “While gazing at the industrious insects, novelty-toy entrepreneur Milton Levine was transported back to childhood and his uncle's farm, where he collected ants in jars and watched them "cavort," Mr. Levine told the Los Angeles Times in 2002.”

  The Seattle Times

• “Her bold hands coax the thread through white cotton, relinquishing a fragment of the kaleidoscopic hues within her soul to cavort freely across the snowy landscape.”

  A Michoacan tradition: the needlework artistry of Hermelinda Reyes

• “The ears listen too, as this body starts to stretch and cavort, gracefully as possible on the uneven surface, then freezes in the beginnings of a movement.”

  Fictionaut: Slice of Lifeforce

• “With a quick cavort he regained his seat and proceeded to fight with the mare for control.”

  Jack London's Short Story - Planchette

• “At the foot of the cliffs, several species of dolphin cavort in the waves, regularly spotted by visitors from small boats.”

  The Guardian: St Helena: a voyage of discovery

• “A paper moon is bowled gently around the stage; big shadows cavort on the walls.”

  The Guardian: Richard III; Lullaby; Hundreds & Thousands – review

• “Kind of like how tectonic plates would view the constant waves of new species that cavort on their backs.”

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