verb
definition
(originally intransitive) To prance, said of mounts
definition
To move about carelessly, playfully or boisterously.
Examples of cavort in a Sentence
This doesn't mean you cannot cavort around in a black-based sundress, but generally you don't want your appearance to look stiff and grim if you opt for darker colors.
This leaves them free to cavort in the moonlight and dance among the stars.Fairies and their like also have a place in the mystical hierarchy of Celtic lore.
Some seasons require the cast members to work a job while other seasons merely follow the cast members around as they cavort and party.
Watching happy dancers cavort in pairs around a club dance floor can give a person a hankering for some good old-fashioned Texas Two-Step dance lessons.
Boys will don skirts and stuff bras with Kleenex, girls will stipple pretend-whiskers and wear ridiculous baseball caps, and cavort and swagger down the halls.