cavorting in English
Use "cavorting" in a sentence
1. Cavorting is, by nature, undefined; once the specific sexual activity has been named, it is no longer Cavorting.
2. They were spotted cavorting beside the swimming pool.
3. 5 Stop cavorting around and sit still, just for five minutes!
4. 2 They were spotted cavorting beside the swimming pool.
5. Why should I approve of his cavorting with a harlot?
6. What was I doing cavorting with boulders in the middle of nowhere?
7. 3 The photograph shows him cavorting with two young women.
8. 12 Annie's husband was pictured in newspapers cavorting with a fashion model.
9. Annie's husband was pictured in newspapers cavorting with a fashion model.
10. 11 What was I doing cavorting with boulders in the middle of nowhere?
11. In the spring, the calves can be seen cavorting on the prairie.
12. 10 There are also pictures of both men cavorting in gauzy loincloths.
13. 8 In the spring, the calves can be seen cavorting on the prairie.
14. 4 The photos showed her cavorting on the beach with her new lover.
15. Synonyms for Capering include dancing, romping, cavorting, frisking, frolicking, gambolling, gamboling, jumping, skipping and hopping
16. See synonyms for: Cavort / Cavorting on Thesaurus.com verb (used without object) to prance or caper about
17. 22 As so often seemed to be the case, the cavorting sea creatures heralded bad weather.
18. → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus Cavort • There are also pictures of both men Cavorting in gauzy loincloths.
19. No serious attention would be paid to cuisine while his pupils were cavorting around in this outlandish dress parade.
20. 20 No serious attention would be paid to cuisine while his pupils were cavorting around in this outlandish dress parade.
21. 21 Instead, we played some strange game that culminated in cavorting naked in the snow except for boots, underpants and balaclavas.
22. 15 Instead, we played some strange game that culminated in cavorting naked in the snow except for boots, underpants and balaclavas.
23. To jump or move around in a playful way, sometimes noisily, and often in a sexual way: They were spotted Cavorting beside the swimming pool.
24. We linger before shop windows to gaze in astonishment at groups of birds in flight, cavorting horses full of vitality, and graceful human figures —all in alabaster but glowing with the translucence of ground glass.
25. Ca‧vort /kəˈvɔːt $ -ɔːrt/ verb [ intransitive] to jump or dance around in a playful or sexual way Cavort about/around She Cavorted about in the water. Cavort with The photograph shows him Cavorting with two young women
26. ‘‘Soccer’ is a sport where grown men Cavort and prance.’ ‘The dancers below are leaping and Cavorting around a great fire.’ ‘When the dolphins appear the passengers hang onto buoy lines and squeal with delight as the mammals leap and Cavort nearby.’
27. Definition of bandsman : a member of a musical band Examples of bandsman in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web As the Dragons’ 60-strong squad ran out in their jade green shirts and black breeches, their half of the stadium erupted, egged on by over 400 cavorting cheerleaders and marching Bandsmen.
28. Definition of Bandsman : a member of a musical band Examples of Bandsman in a Sentence Recent Examples on the Web As the Dragons’ 60-strong squad ran out in their jade green shirts and black breeches, their half of the stadium erupted, egged on by over 400 cavorting cheerleaders and marching bandsmen.
29. The Bacchants’ rituals were described as wild, rapturous group encounters, drunken ecstatic cavorting, driving them wild so they do not recognize their own children – these all apply to the drug culture of the present day, and in a sprawling and progressive metropolis such as New York City the spread of such a culture is indeed menacing.