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[ UK /ɡˈælɪvˌænt/ ]
VERB
  1. wander aimlessly in search of pleasure

How To Use gallivant In A Sentence

  • She had been footing the bill while he was gallivanting around the country. The Sun
  • I'm always disappointed when I see our governors, our supposed masters, gallivanting about with the rich of the world.
  • In fact, the audience is very much like one of her suitors, left to comfort each other drunkenly while she gallivants with someone new.
  • I feel so left out when, gallivanting about town, I see the happy throngs of customers queuing for lattes and mocha cappuccinos.
  • How dast the bloke go gallivanting about the media as if Congress were nothing but a bit of rumpy-pumpies? Emanuel to Kennedy/America: Support Your Party Blindly
  • Oh, stop all this gallivanting about, and settle down to do something!
  • I feel so left out when, gallivanting about town, I see the happy throngs of customers queuing for lattes and mocha cappuccinos.
  • He then sups it up and gallivants through New Jersey fighting aliens while destroying half of his town in the process.
  • I guess you 're not sorry to see an old friend's face, are you. now that the dandiprat redcoats you've been gallivanting with have shown that they prefer running away to fighting? "was his greeting, as he held out his hand. Janice Meredith
  • Most eccentric of the children is Carolyn, now 54, who gallivants about in a flat black Gaucho hat, paints and teaches art classes.
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