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To display or exhibit something

To amuse oneself divertingly or playfully

To engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation

To run or jump about playfully

Plural for recreation or amusement, typically as a diversion from work or serious matters

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Verb

To display or exhibit something

puts on display

makes a show of

exposes to view

puts before the public

draws attention to

puts on public view

puts on a display

shows to the public

parades one's wares

lets it all hang out

makes a great show of

displays ostentatiously

throws in one's face

makes an exhibition of

brings to light

calls attention to

gives publicity to

lets the cat out of the bag

beats the drum for

circularizes^US

gives a plug to

blows wide open

bangs the drum for

puts on the map

takes the wraps off

circularises^UK

gives a puff to

allows to be seen

gives notice of

blows the whistle on

gives the game away

gets on soapbox for

brings out into the open

gives an account of

bears witness to

shouts from the rooftops

brings to public notice

puts something through its paces

shows to advantage

shows evidence of

takes the lid off

gives details of

gives the show away

presents oneself as

makes a pitch for

pulls the plug on

throws spotlight on

spills the beans on

offers as a suggestion

gives expression to

leaves unprotected

serves as evidence of

gestures towards

prides oneself on

prides yourself on

familiarizes^US

brings down the house

treads the boards

particularizes^US

gives evidence of

breaks the news

familiarises^UK

circumstantiates

individualizes^US

getd down to brass tacks

particularises^UK

individualises^UK

quotes chapter and verse

propagandizes^US

makes intelligible

characterizes^US

throws light on

puts in plain English

gives an explanation of

paints a picture

puts into words

gives the details of

goes into detail

characterises^UK

puts in plain words

expresses in words

propagandises^UK

brings into the open

tells all about

lets your hair down

blows the whistle

goes public with

gets off your chest

blows the lid off

spills the beans about

spills the beans

blows the gaff on

spills your guts about

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“At this festival, you will see a riot of color as group after group proudly disport their finery.”

Verb

To amuse oneself divertingly or playfully

gives pleasure to

holds the attention of

cracks someone up

makes roll in the aisles

knocks 'em dead

gets one's jollies

tickle to death

holds your attention

gives someone a kick

puts under a spell

makes someone feel good

holds spellbound

sweeps off feet

makes a hit with

pleases greatly

tickles your fancy

tickles the fancy of

turns someone on

gets one's kicks

gives someone pleasure

warms the cockles of the heart

gives someone a charge

gives great pleasure to

catches your eye

whets one's appetite

arouses curiosity

floats someone's boat

engages one's attention

lights someone's fire

makes somebody's day

makes someone glad

makes someone pleased

makes a fuss of

interests greatly

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“The beach is a gorgeous broad swathe of sand yet is often near-deserted as guests disport themselves by hotel swimming pools instead of in the surf.”

Verb

To engage in an activity for enjoyment or recreation

kicks up one's heels

disports oneself

entertains oneself

diverts oneself

occupies oneself

goes on a spree

has a good time

engages in games

lets your hair down

enjoys yourself

indulges in horseplay

acts the giddy goat

jumps up and down

springs up and down

bobs up and down

leaps up and down

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“The daughter of Druma king of the Kinaras is wont to go from mount Kailāsa to disport at the lotus pond.”

Verb

To run or jump about playfully

“Monkeys of various breeds, considered sacred here, disport around, perfectly docile.”

Noun

Plural for recreation or amusement, typically as a diversion from work or serious matters

beer and skittles

leisure activity

leisure pursuit

rest and relaxation

rough and tumble

rest and recreation

source of pleasure

clowning around

leisure interest

amateur interest

favourite occupation

favorite occupation

pleasurable pastime

light-heartedness

lightheartedness

mischievousness

misbehaviour^UK

foolish behavior^US

monkey business

rough-and-tumble

foolish behaviour^UK

practical jokes

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“Consequently, after the eye has surveyed in bewildered dismay the riotous disport of the heavenly urchins, it wanders away in tedium.”

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