junketing
junketting

This international junketing has been going on for decades now, and has achieved nothing anyway.

As a result of this feeling there was a lot of high-spirited junketing.

"Yes, having a rest after all the junketing."

His junketing included five trips to the Soviet Union.

How long does the junketing last?"

But enough happened in those three centuries to justify some period-historic junketing, which is what latter-day Normans will be doing throughout 2011.

ARE YOU getting value for money from your MP's worldwide junketing?

But all was vain; right across the door lay that god-fearing householder, Paaaeua, feigning sleep; and my friends had to forego their junketing.

The junketing eferetted into every nanosecond, not all in many sparky spirits for those who wished to leave the square for illness or emergency unable to exculpate a limb in the milling mass.

At a total cost to local Charge payers of around twenty thousand, some people may think such civic junketing has been terribly excessive but the truth is, Lord Mayor, that this is just the tip of the iceberg.

She went in the opposite direction to the hospital through the shabby streets for the most part quiet after the previous evening's junketing, and as she went she did her best to discard all thoughts save those appertaining to her future.

'Society for the Preservation of Ancient Junketing' (SPAJERS) organises a race (the Bampton Shirt Race) around the village on the late May Bank Holiday each year, celebrating the 14 pubs that used to be open.

Political begging in the United States based on victimization in the past became the sales pattern; a study of the junketing of many Irish politicians suggests that it was nothing more than an exercise in trying to show that Ireland was now playing with the big nations of the world.