cavorts in English

verb

1

jump or dance around excitedly.

spider monkeys leap and cavort in the branches

synonyms: skip, dance, romp, jig, caper, frisk, play/horse around, gambol, prance, frolic, lark, bounce, trip, leap, jump, bound, spring, hop, roughhouse, rollick

verb

• skip, dance, romp, jig, caper, frisk, play/horse around, gambol, prance, frolic, lark, bounce, trip, leap, jump, bound, spring, hop, roughhouse, rollick
• sport, lark, rollick, frolic, run around, skylark, gambol, disport, lark about, romp, frisk

Use "cavorts" in a sentence

1. Accumulates Lyrics: Well, it grips and it grins / It cavorts and it gyrates / And it whispers from the wings / Knowingly insinuates / Shines a certain light on things / Emphasising your least likeable

2. I meet her in the evening, for she likes to take a walk At the moment when the moon cavorts above, And we prattle and Canoodle, and of everything we talk

3. In Behind the Scenes at the Museum, a young girl happily cavorts in front of the TV screen broadcasting Elizabeth II's coronation; the moment simultaneously registers a shift in how the English experience their own history and a comical awareness of how "Aslant" these experiences might prove to be.Three brief reviews