Gadit

gamboling

Definitions
1verbRunning or jumping about playfully, often in a lively and carefree manner.
The children were gamboling in the park, laughing and chasing each other.
Lambs were gamboling in the fields, enjoying the sunny day.
The puppies were gamboling around the garden, full of energy and joy.
Word Origin
Language
Middle English
Original word
gambol
Originally meant
to leap or skip about in play
Background
The word 'gamboling' comes from the Middle English 'gambol', which was borrowed from the Old French 'gambade', meaning a leap or spring. It originally referred to the playful leaping of animals or people.