cavorting

• Above, a dozen warriors of the Brumbo Clan rode air-horses, cavorting, whooping and shouting, herding the ministers like sheep. —  Languages of Pao The
• Silhouettes moved in front of the flames, cavorting, carrying weapons. —  AWinterHaunting
• If all harpsichord recordings from the start sounded like this, perhaps detractors wouldn't have formed their opinions about the instrument (a la Sir Thomas Beecham's quote) sounding like skeletons "cavorting" on a tin roof. —  Audiophile Audition Headlines
• Even cavorting (chastely) with hookers, the nicely dimpled actor continued this trend as clueless, affectless Tom Shayes ... until now, maybe?
• A new era begins today on Countdown, the programme that launched Channel 4 more than 26 years ago, as the presenter's chair is filled by a man who is rarely happier than when cavorting around a studio with a James Brown puppet, telling his audience "I feel good!" —  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed

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