Disport is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPORT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to amuse oneself
• enjoy oneself unrestrainedly; frolic
• indulge (oneself) in pleasure
• Play; sport; pastime; diversion; playfulness.
• To play; to wanton; to move in gayety; to move lightly and without restraint; to amuse one\'s self.
• To divert or amuse; to make merry.
• To remove from a port; to carry away.
• occupy in an agreeable, entertaining or pleasant fashion
• play boisterously
NOUN:
• diversion from work or serious matters; recreation or amusement
• a pastime, game, or sport
• amusement

Words related to DISPORT

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Words that contain DISPORT

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How to use DISPORT in a sentence

• After this he spent his days in idleness and by night he used to go to the shore and disport himself in the sea.
• To prevent this Aggodagauda had built a log cabin, and it was only on the roof of this that he permitted his daughter to take the open air and disport herself.
• But it struck him now that it would be rather debonair to disport himself with a package of Little Sweethearts upon the excursion.
• Lizards of many forms and hues disport themselves about the rocks and stones, some quite small, others two feet or more in length.
• The village has a meadow some four miles wide on the land side, in which buffaloes disport themselves, but they are very wild, and hide in the gigantic grasses.
• During childhood he is provided with a warm house, a clean bed, and a yard in which to disport himself, and is fed for growth and bone on skim-milk, oatmeal, and sweet alfalfa.
• I need but little money, I should not know how to disport a large fortune, but I do desire a comfortable home with pictures and books.
• In this wig, we are told, he proposed to disport himself in the character of Shylock.
• You may remember that room I had in the old Adams and Harper Block? It gave upon a courtyard where the rats from a livery stable came to disport themselves on rainy days.
• A long glazed building is likewise in progress for monkeys, who may thus disport their recreant limbs in an exotic atmosphere.
• It will be all the same when we reach the Cliff and gaze on Ben Butler and his companion sea-lions as they disport themselves in the ocean or climb the rocks.
• In effect, it informed Christina that she was welcome to disport herself even though the writer lay dead in a trench.
• Then King Arthur was greatly abashed, and had marvel of Merlin, and so had King Ban and King Bors, and so they had great disport at him.
• In the spring season these shall disport them in the dark Elder-bush, and sound with their lovely crystal voices.
• Nor does the realistic novelist in such efforts have the air of one who has left his true business in order to disport himself for once in an alien element.
• There is no will but might find a world to disport itself in and to call good, and thereupon boast to have created that in which it found itself expressed.
• During this interval the sea is as smooth as glass, and not a zephyr is found to disport even among the topmost boughs of the loftiest trees.
• This period is the favourite playground of the myth-spirits, where they disport themselves freely, or lounge heavily and listlessly, according to their different natures.

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