gadling (Meaning)
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gadling (n.)
See Gad, n., 4.
A roving vagabond.
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gadling (v. i.)
Gadding about.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gadling
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gadling Sentence Examples
- The carefree gadling skipped through the field, his laughter echoing in the air.
- The mischievous gadling teased the unsuspecting villagers, delighting in their annoyance.
- The young gadling's energy seemed boundless as he ran and jumped around the playground.
- The gadling's incessant chatter filled the room, forcing others to seek refuge in silence.
- The gadling's frivolous nature led him to make reckless decisions that often ended in disaster.
- The gadling's reckless behavior alienated him from his peers, who saw him as an untrustworthy companion.
- The gadling's youthful exuberance was infectious, drawing others into his carefree adventures.
- The gadling's incessant chatter was like a swarm of buzzing bees, driving some to the point of distraction.
- The gadling's restless spirit kept him on the move, seeking new experiences and avoiding boredom.
- The gadling's love of mischief often got him into trouble, but his charm and wit usually allowed him to escape punishment.
FAQs About the word gadling
See Gad, n., 4., Gadding about., A roving vagabond.
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The carefree gadling skipped through the field, his laughter echoing in the air.
The mischievous gadling teased the unsuspecting villagers, delighting in their annoyance.
The young gadling's energy seemed boundless as he ran and jumped around the playground.
The gadling's incessant chatter filled the room, forcing others to seek refuge in silence.
