cavorts
Leaps with joy
Cavorts means to leap, prance, or frolic in a lively way: The children cavorted on the beach.
The word often carries connotations of carefree or uninhibited behavior, sometimes with a hint of impropriety: tabloid photos of the senator cavorting with models on a yacht.
Playful, spirited activity
- friskSearch by touch
- pranceStep high and proud
- frolicLighthearted playful movement
- skylarkSongbird of open fields
rollick · caper · bound · leap · skip · tumble · gallivant · lark
Inclined to merriment
- friskyLively and playful
- livelyAnimated and energetic
- sprightlyEnergetic and nimble
- animatedFull of life, or drawn moving
exuberant · high-spirited · vivacious · sportive · kittenish · mischievous · impish · rollicking
Drink and celebrate noisily
- revelCelebrate with abandon
- merrymakingLively, cheerful celebration
- festivityCelebratory occasion or mood
- celebrationFestive event marking occasion
party · rejoice · wassail · jubilation · gaiety · jollity · carousing · whoopee
romp
Playful, spirited activity
skylark · rollick · caper · bound · leap · skip · tumble · gallivant · lark · sport
frolicsome
Inclined to merriment
animated · exuberant · high-spirited · vivacious · sportive · kittenish · mischievous · impish · rollicking · peppy
carouse
Drink and celebrate noisily
- revelCelebrate with abandon
- merrymakingLively, cheerful celebration
- festivityCelebratory occasion or mood
celebration · party · rejoice · wassail · jubilation · gaiety · jollity · carousing · whoopee · bacchanal