Another block and second-hand clothing shops nudged one another, their flapping wares for sale outside them like clothes-wash on a line, empty arms and legs gallivanting in the wind.
Ay, 'tis many a year since the missus and me went gallivanting about the country.
You had ought to ask my permission, going gallivantingsudden like that.
It's all due to your gallivanting after missionaries' wives.
Now was it becoming for a grown man, a missionary who had occupied the pulpit at Salem Chapel in the morning, to go gallivanting about the meadows with a young woman in the afternoon?
And unless you had great astuteness of observation, and an eye like a hawk or a landlady, you wouldn't see the likes of him in a twelvemonth, even though you might be gallivanting through the streets every day.
She don't want to be going out to balls and parties at night, and gallivanting with other women's husbands, and she cares as little about the latest fashions as I do myself.
I hear he has been gallivanting after you, curse him.
They were young folks all, at the age when toil and plain living but give a zest to the errant pleasures of life, so they filled their hour of leisure with gallivanting among the mown and gathered grass.
I know how much put about you are to have this young fellow gallivanting round the lady.
It doesn't look right for a girl to be gallivanting all over the township.
Then, when you accused me of gallivanting off with--" But Bertram swept her back into his arms, and not for some minutes could Billy make a coherent speech again.
I just ran down into the shop--" "Gallivanting with that young Scales!
Then I'm told as she was a gallivanting woman and no housekeeper, and as often drunk as sober.
I can't have her gallivanting off to you nor to any one else just this minute.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gallivanting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
