cavorters

Those who frolic

Cavorters are people who cavort—who leap, prance, or frolic about in a lively or boisterous way.

The word often carries a hint of disapproval, suggesting reckless fun or questionable company: The tabloids photographed him with his usual cavorters at the nightclub.

revelry

partygoers

Celebration attendees

revelers · clubbers · festivity · nightlife · soiree · gala · masquerade · jamboree · fiesta · shindig

frolicking

gambol

Playful leaping about

  • rompPlayful, spirited activity
  • pranceStep high and proud
  • friskSearch by touch

frolic · skip · bound · leap · hop · capriole · tumble · cartwheel · somersault · rollick

exuberance

jubilant

Extremely happy, triumphant

exuberant · high-spirited · vivacious · buoyant · lighthearted · elated · joyful · spirited · animated · zestful

mischief

prankish

Fond of tricks

playful · roguish · frisky · sportive · whimsical · jocular · trickster · scamp · rascal · rapscallion

Opposites
social engagement/participation

cavorterswallflowers

Timid party attendees

shrinking violets · bystanders · spectators · observers · onlookers

physical movement/energy

cavorterssitters

Temporary caretakers for dependents

slouchers · couch potatoes · idlers · loafers · sluggards

behavioral disposition

cavorterskilljoys

Fun-squelching people

wet blankets · stuffed shirts · stiffs · sobersides · party poopers

Family

cavorted

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG