Gamboling [verb]

Strafe is able to gambol about much as usual, though he limps a little and is thinner for his experience.

Would that we were like unto these ewe lambs, that we might frisk and gambol among them without evil.

Never did monkey gambol nor make such faces, nor play such wild tricks, as she did that day.

They hold out every new object for you to see it with them, and look up after each gambol for you to rejoice with them.

From this we hurried to the Water Garden, and took a last dive into its clear waters and a last gambol amongst its coral groves.

It was a lark, but I think its up to us to gambol over there, clothed and in our right mindsand own up.

He heard the lowing cows and saw the playful gambol of his blooded stock cantering across the barn yard.

Saxe Gotha responded to the greeting with a puppy gambol, and devoured the beef with gusto.

As Evans came up, Saxe Gotha tried to give the old gambol of joy, but succeeded only in falling heavily.

She came out, stretched herself lazily, and soon began to gambol about the room.