gambolin a sentence
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The puppies were gamboling in the back yard.gamboling = frolicking (skipping, leaping, and/or running around in a happy, playful manner)
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The lambs were gamboling in the meadow.
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Charles and Fortinbras gamboled on ahead.† (source)gamboled = frolicked (skipped, jumped, and/or ran around in a happy, playful manner)
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The walls bore the same ornamental plates, each featuring a highly colored, beribboned kitten, gamboling and frisking with sickening cuteness.† (source)gamboling = frolicking (skipping, leaping, and/or running around in a happy, playful manner)
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He's going to die and she's gamboling.† (source)
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Such weights and pressures of despair and exertion fought for his attention, he could only free his eyes to watch the inside of his lids upon which multiple and ever changing looms of terror jigged and gamboled.† (source)gamboled = frolicked (skipped, jumped, and/or ran around in a happy, playful manner)
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The little kitten, feasting her eyes on him, seemed ready at any moment to start her gambols again and display her kittenish nature.† (source)gambols = frolics (skips, leaps, and/or runs around in a happy, playful manner)
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He was more alarming to me during his moments of levity than he was the rest of the time; it was like watching a lizard gambol.† (source)gambol = frolic (skip, leap, and/or run around in a happy, playful manner)
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In the centre of the pool three of the strangest creatures were playfully gambolling over the water.† (source)gambolling = frolicking (skipping, leaping, and/or running around in a happy, playful manner)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use gamboling.
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If there were no winners, there were no losers, and Major Major enjoyed every gamboling moment right up till the day Colonel Cathcart roared up in his jeep after Major Duluth was killed and made it impossible for him ever to enjoy playing basketball there again.† (source)
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In the ecstasy of that thought they gambolled round and round, they hurled themselves into the air in great leaps of excitement. (source)gambolled = frolicked (moved playfully)unconventional spelling: This is a British spelling. Americans use gamboled.
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They reeled, whirled, swiveled, flounced, capered, gamboled, and spun.† (source)gamboled = frolicked (skipped, jumped, and/or ran around in a happy, playful manner)
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His watermelon-pink tongue lapped out, his whole body wiggled and his joyful contortions were as ludicrous as the gambolings of a mastiff.† (source)
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gambols of swans, in the clear water of the fishponds, all in folds of light and shade;† (source)gambols = frolics (skips, leaps, and/or runs around in a happy, playful manner)
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I wish Kate could see them, the way they gambol and swirl through the air.† (source)gambol = frolic (skip, leap, and/or run around in a happy, playful manner)
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One could hear the slap of the water and the patter of falling drops and a kind of hushing and hissing sound from the waves rolling and gambolling and slapping the rocks as if they were wild creatures who were perfectly free and tossed and tumbled and sported like this for ever.† (source)gambolling = frolicking (skipping, leaping, and/or running around in a happy, playful manner)
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In Gambol and Japes Wizarding Joke Shop, they met Fred, George, and Lee Jordan, who were stocking up on Dr. Filibuster's Fabulous Wet-Start, No-Heat Fireworks, and in a tiny junk shop full of broken wands, lopsided brass scales, and old cloaks covered in potion stains they found Percy, deeply immersed in a small and deeply boring book called Prefects Who Gained Power.
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Gambol = a name
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