gallivanting informal , auch: galivanting , auch: galavanting

There was no trace of disdain in Judy's "gallivanting."

Remembering that I'd promised Fizban no gallivanting, I went back.

The gallivanting, the mindless celebration.

She turns us into microscopes: we see not only her characters' thoughts, purposes and actions but the gallivanting, subvisible antibodies that disarrange them.

THAT gallivanting and elusive criminal Carmen Sandiego is back and better than ever.

Because Plath was especially sensitive--the quality they say made her poetry great--Hughes' gallivanting belittled and destroyed her.

Somewhere along the way, Steves lost the young backpacker audience to the hipper, more freewheeling guides like Lonely Planet and the Rough Guide series, but what remained - a market of aging baby boomers who find both safety and adventure in Steves's nerdy gallivanting - has proved to be touristic gold.