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prancing

verb as in cavort; show off

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Jim Fletcher, kitted out like a mad scientist on a retro electronics kick, shadows the president as though he were prancing around in his twisted dreams, sometimes in the guise of an unusually tall rodent.

The image of Elon Musk that may be dominating people’s mindspace at the moment is of his prancing about joyously — and yes, a tad weirdly — behind Donald Trump on the podium during the latter’s Oct.

“The closest thing I got was an Irish pub. But I realized what I was really after was a tavern that you see in fantasy tales — a Prancing Pony, or any run-of-the-mill Dungeons & Dragons tavern.”

"Realising how close I was to not being here and how severe it was makes me immensely grateful that it was caught when it was and I'm still here today prancing around being a weirdo," they laughed.

From BBC

Kingsley put on the head, flicked the ears and began prancing around the park’s picnic tables.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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