disport

A garden would do me good, in which I could disport myself.

"Now you may leave me, as I wish to disport myself with this woman."

"You have been among the English as they disport themselves in the places of pleasure?"

They joined one another and began to disport themselves upon the meadows.

Even married couples were not free to disport themselves on screen.

It wasn't exactly the place for you to disport yourself in under the circumstances.

All about the lawn the ladies and gentlemen of the court disported themselves in the sun.

They'll hit the hills, go fly-fishing or otherwise disport themselves.

They returned to the chamber in which they had disported themselves.

Disport ourselves for a time, like lice on a corpse.

So let us have done with these heavy matters, and disport us for a while.

How many more states are facing ruin as their mad rulers disport themselves?

In fact, had any one seen the maneuver they would have imagined the craft was a big fish disporting itself.

He had 6000 miles of tropical belt to disport himself in, and I did not hear the precise address.

Above all, never disport yourself with another man's wife."

"It is not incumbent upon a demon to keep your subjects from disporting themselves with my kind.

The river disported itself mightily, and the level of the pool steadily rose.

One cannot have fewer than one member per species disporting themselves on, in, and around this globe.

Two deer disport themselves at the water's edge.

"I will not have you disporting yourself unattended amid noblemen!"

They are bent on to knees, and they disport themselves with dice.

And unlike the men in their baths, the women disport themselves in the nude.

Achmed could have been among those disporting themselves in the city, but he chose not to.

When a man of advancing age and increasing weight disported on the tennis court, he was running an undue risk.

They disport themselves in a frozen winter landscape.