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gallevanting 

Nick, Josh, and Jamal went gallevanting and caused all kinds of mischief and mayhem, including a visit to Wal-Mart.
gallevanting by GALLEVANTER June 11, 2006
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Gaylivanting

traveling in luxury, pleasurably wandering and sashaying, not worrying about other things.

gay- li-vant-ing
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gaylivant also gaylivants

Referring to a person who travels to different places ostentatiously and is attentive to, with a fondness for, the company of members of the same sex.
He is gaylivanting around the world, in 1st class airline seats and 5-star hotels, recklessly all charged to his credit card.
Gaylivanting by Toby Simkin April 10, 2023

Gallivanting 

To roam around in search of pleasure or amusement.
Paige's mom: "Don't go gallivanting...remember mommy's got a breathilizer."
Gallivanting by MaceyNova December 22, 2008

galavanting 

Trotting, or prancing- Could be in a violent or rambunctious manner.
I was galavanting through town with my friends when, suddenly, I was struck by a garbage truck.
galavanting by Arica J December 24, 2008

gallivanting 

to move from one place to another in search of entertainment
he's going gallivanting tonight with his friends
gallivanting by Stevie1965 August 12, 2017

e-gallivanting

To visit from one website to another in the pursuit of pleasure or entertainment
I should have been writing my paper, but I was e-gallivanting.

When I e-gallivant, I tend to visit Facebook, Youtube, and Twitter.

Myspace is where the douchebags and some music lovers e-gallivant.
e-gallivanting by mischief81 September 30, 2010

Galavanting 

For females - Running around topless
For males - Running around with no pants on
After Meg had a couple of drinks in her, she started galavanting across the countryside.
Galavanting by JaDiesel January 8, 2012
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