Gambol (verb)
gam-buhl
to skip about, as in dancing or playing; frolic.
(West Mids) (UK) (noun/verb) a somersault/ to do a somersault.
First recorded around 1495–1505. Earlier forms included gambold, gambald, and gamba(u)de.
Example sentences
“We watched the lambs gambol around the field.”
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