cavort
/kəˈvɔrt/
verb
- To jump, dance, or move around in a lively, excited, and often playful way.
- Puppies love to cavort around the yard, chasing each other.
- At the festival, dancers cavorted through the streets to the music.
- The children cavorted in the sprinklers on a hot summer day.
- To spend time having fun or being playful, often in a carefree or silly manner.
- After finishing their exams, the students cavorted at the beach all weekend.
- We spent the afternoon cavorting in the park, laughing and playing games.
- The celebrities were photographed cavorting at an exclusive party.