caper about

They caper about for a while and then go back to work.

She never saw where certain other people came from who were soon capering about among the trees.

Instead, she looked at the horses that were capering about in the field on one side of the road.

They all sprang up and began to caper about for joy.

The crazy din continued as the people capered about the room.

The sight made her want to go outside and join the children she could see capering about in the park opposite.

Then they dance and caper about the page, all light and wonder.

The monkey, dressed in a red satin jacket, capered about.

I tell jokes and cut capers about the place and make the monks laugh.

Scores of other monsters capered about the base of the tower.

Silhouetted against the fires they had set, they capered about, calling out to each other now and then.

Men were capering about the deck, clawing one another on the back, bawling and cheering.

The gnome was capering about, flinging ink to the four winds.

Then a rabbit popped out of a hole on the hillside and capered about, running suddenly up to the hollow.

The doppelgänger climbs out of the mirror and capers about the room while transforming his body in strange ways.

Her face was troubled, in contrast to the jubilant Howler subjects that capered about.

He ran limping down the steps as the walls capered about him and the doorway worked like a hungry mouth.

The boy didn't whoop with glee or caper about.

Some giggled and capered about the bridge, while others stared in rapt contemplation of something only they could see.

'What good is it doing him, capering about with bells on?'

Behind the barbed-wire, a German soldier was capering about on the ruined parapet.

She pulled off her mask and capered about, taking bows and being loudly cheered.

There was something wrong about it, and he resolved not to caper about and play the fool.

There is, for instance, his three-legged man, negotiating a sliding, kicking dance as he capered about the stage.

The mob of grotesques cheered and capered about.