| gen. |
gambol; frisk; wanton; sport; disport; play; rollick; skylark; tittup; run about (о детях); caper; curvet; lark; prance; play gambols; caperer; courbette; kick up heels; laverock; play pranks; romp; lark about (old-fashioned, informal, especially British English) to enjoy yourself by behaving in a silly way. synonym: mess around. A couple of kids were larking about outside. OALD. Facebook Spaces is the first true embodiment of that. It places you, virtually, as a cartoony avatar, in a world inhabited by your other friends – also avatars. Here you can lark about, play games, share photos, take a "selfie", even do a video call with someone in the "real" world. BBC Alexander Demidov); lark around (lark about (or around), to have fun, often with boisterous physical behaviour. MD. to have fun by behaving foolishly or mischievously UK, 1813. PDS Alexander Demidov); jump about (sophistt); scamper (george serebryakov); frolic (frolic in the snow Val_Ships); romp about (на природе: Children like to romp about in the open Taras); dally; toy; trifle; run around (о детях, животных); hop |
