All 4 Uses

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The House of the Spirits
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He was probably happy that night and the few nights after as the two of them cavorted like two puppies in the huge wrought-iron bed that had belonged to the first Trueba and was now somewhat wobbly, although it still withstood the thrusts of love.†
Chpt 2 *

cavorted = played in a lively, unrestrained manner
The most crudely touched-up photographs were circulated, depicting him dressed as Bacchus with a garland of grapes around his head, cavorting with opulent matrons and athletes of his own sex in a perpetual orgy.†
Chpt 13

cavorting = playing in a lively, unrestrained manner
Looking at him for the first time, Alba saw that she had been cavorting with what looked like a total stranger, who not only had the hair of a Viking but also lacked the beard of Miguel and his small round schoolmaster's spectacles, and seemed much thinner.†
Chpt 13
Through the columns, which were infinitely multiplied by the clever placement of the mirrors, I saw a blue mosaic bathtub that was as big as the room and a pool large enough to bathe a cow in—or, more to the point, for two playful lovers to cavort in.†
Chpt 14

cavort = play in a lively, unrestrained manner

Definitions:

(1) (cavort)
to play in a lively, unrestrained manner -- typically with someone -- sometimes implying sexual play
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)