gal·li·vant·ing [ˈgælɪvæntɪŋ, 美 -ləv-] 名词 no pl
- gallivanting
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Among them is that females find single fathers more attractive than gallivanting bachelors.
www.theglobeandmail.com Last year, more than a billion tourists spent over $1 trillion gallivanting around the planet.
opinion.inquirer.net Many had to flee their neighbourhoods, only to be hampered by the gallivanting gaggle of recreational rubber-neckers clogging the roads.
www.stuff.co.nz As the gallivanting ensued, a breakfast buffet beckoned with dancing continuing throughout the evening.
www.nola.com Recently, some unruly men had to be rescued by police when they were pounced upon by a group of people who were fed up with their girly gallivanting.
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