Gambolling [verb]

I leaned back in the embrasure in a more comfortable position, so that I could enjoy more fully the aerial gambolling.

A crowd of little children were gathered round a bright fire, clinging to their mother's gown, and gambolling around her chair.

They were disappointed, however, in not seeing monkeys gambolling among the trees, as they had expected.

The Rev. Mr. Moore had come gambolling back, striking actively hither and thither with his net, still pursuing the same butterfly.

They reminded me of a couple of puppies gambolling and trying to coax the old dog into the game.

As the general mast was a good one that year, Squirrels were seen gambolling on every tree around us.

There is a kind of uncouth gambolling in their way of taking life.

At the moment he was passing under an awning on his way to a reception, a gust of wind sent his hat gambolling down the block.

Her brother was gambolling carelessly in a canoe, while she and Pierre sat on the bank watching him.

This dolphin is somewhat like its marine cousins, being fond of gambolling round the river steamers.