gallivant|galavant|galavanted|galavanting|galavants|gallivanted|gallivanting|gallivants in English

verb

[gal·li·vant || ‚gælɪ'vænt]

wander about looking for fun and entertainment (also galavant)

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1. Gallivanting?

2. Never out gallivanting.

3. He just gallivants about instead of working.

4. We have no time to gallivant about.

5. Oh, stop all this gallivanting about, and settle down to do something!

6. We're less than two hours until commencement, and you're out gallivanting.

7. Bukhara by Gallivant is a Woody Spicy fragrance for women and men

8. They shall spend less time gallivant about and more with their children.

9. But Phelps is 23 years old, bound to toke up, drink and gallivant around with the ladies.

10. One day, a young man in a bad mood, because he walked out of the door, wander aimlessly gallivant about, unconsciously came to the deep forest.