caprioling Synonyms
caprioling Meaning
caprioling
a playful leap, a vertical leap by a trained horse that is made with a backward kick of the hind legs at the height of the leap
caprioling Sentence Examples
- The horses danced and frolicked in the field, caprioling with abandon.
- The gymnast performed a series of impressive backflips, each one followed by a graceful capriole.
- The toddler ran around the room, caprioling and giggling with infectious joy.
- The circus clown's caprioling antics sent the audience into fits of laughter.
- The ballet dancer executed a flawless capriole, her movements as fluid as silk.
- The young deer bounded through the forest, its graceful caprioles carrying it effortlessly over fallen logs.
- The mischievous dog jumped and capriooled around its owner, eager for attention.
- The acrobat swung high above the crowd, performing daring caprioles that elicited gasps of amazement.
- The child's excitement was palpable as it capriooled around the park, its laughter echoing through the air.
- The parkour athlete demonstrated incredible agility, leaping and caprioling over obstacles with ease.
FAQs About the word caprioling
a playful leap, a vertical leap by a trained horse that is made with a backward kick of the hind legs at the height of the leap
romping, frolicking, skipping, gambolling, attacking, bucking, capering, gamboling,cavorting, springing
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The horses danced and frolicked in the field, caprioling with abandon.
The gymnast performed a series of impressive backflips, each one followed by a graceful capriole.
The toddler ran around the room, caprioling and giggling with infectious joy.
The circus clown's caprioling antics sent the audience into fits of laughter.
