disport
/dɪˈspɔrt/
noun
- Playful amusement or fun; a diversion or pastime.
- The fair offered all kinds of disport, from games to rides.
- The garden was a place of quiet disport for the family on summer afternoons.
- He considered chess a noble disport for sharpening the mind.
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verb
- To amuse oneself in a lively, playful way; to frolic or have fun.
- The children disported themselves in the shallow waves at the beach.
- The puppies disported on the lawn, chasing each other in circles.
- During the festival, people disported in the streets with music and dancing.
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