noun

cavorting

noun

Playful, lively, or boisterous behaviour, often frisky or a bit reckless.

"Photos of the celebrity cavorting on the beach made the tabloids."

How to Use Cavorting

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe act of jumping, dancing, or messing about in a carefree, sometimes cheeky way.

Common pairings

caught cavorting cavorting around late-night cavorting

cavortings plural

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Photos of the celebrity _____ on the beach made the tabloids.

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