jaunt
11jaunt — [n] expedition adventure, airing, amble, beat, canter, circuit, constitutional, course, cruise, drive, excursion, frolic, gallop, hike, jog, journey, junket, march, outing, patrol, peregrination, picnic, promenade, prowl, ramble, ride, round,… …
12jaunt — [jônt] vi. [< ?] to take a short trip for pleasure n. such a trip; excursion SYN. TRIP …
13jaunt — UK [dʒɔːnt] / US [dʒɔnt] noun [countable] Word forms jaunt : singular jaunt plural jaunts a short journey that you take for fun Derived word: jaunt UK / US verb intransitive Word forms jaunt : present tense I/you/we/they jaunt he/she/it jaunts… …
14jaunt — n. pleasure trip 1) to go on a jaunt 2) a jaunt through; to * * * [dʒɔːnt] to [ pleasure trip ] to go on a jaunt a jaunt through …
15jaunt — [[t]ʤɔ͟ːnt[/t]] jaunts N COUNT A jaunt is a short journey which you go on for pleasure or excitement. Syn: trip …
16jaunt — noun a short excursion for pleasure. verb go on a jaunt. Origin C16: of unknown origin …
17jaunt — noun (C) a short journey for pleasure jaunt verb (I) …
18jaunt — noun a jaunt around Manhattan Syn: trip, pleasure trip, outing, excursion, day trip, day out; tour, drive, ride, run; informal spin See note at journey …
19jaunt — n. & v. n. a short excursion for enjoyment. v.intr. take a jaunt. Phrases and idioms: jaunting car a light two wheeled horse drawn vehicle formerly used in Ireland. Etymology: 16th c.: orig. unkn …
20jaunt|ing car — «JAWN tihng, JAHN », a two wheeled cart having two seats back to back, used in Ireland …
