Ossie'll just be home in time, so they're jaunting off to Elwyn Bay like a pair of honeymooners. [verb]
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Rachel up; she had known that the sight of Matthew jaunting off so unaccountably would be too much for her neighbor's curiosity. [Please select]
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It is no longer called the 'jaunting,' but the outside car and there is another charming word lost to the world. [Please select]
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For two or three weeks they go on living at home, and most of that time they are "jaunting," that is, drinking. [Please select]
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Then came Martin in a jaunting car with a cheering crowd alongside of him, trying to look cheerful but finding it fearfully hard to do so. [Please select]
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She was out of temper that morning, for it was swimming day, and the thought of the rest of the Form jaunting off to the baths without her filled her with despair. [Please select]
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