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- verb Present participle of
disport .
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Examples
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BALDER: He is busy disporting with his Valkyries in Valhalla.
Robert Brenner: A Thor Subject Robert Brenner 2011
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BALDER: He is busy disporting with his Valkyries in Valhalla.
Robert Brenner: A Thor Subject Robert Brenner 2011
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Despite disporting herself like an Amazon in heat in her videos that'll be Sasha Fierce, she is the sort of smiley, uncontroversial figure who'll help Michelle Obama out with a campaign against childhood obesity.
Beyoncé, Gaga and Adele: why these three girls rule the world (of pop) 2011
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Hardly had the patter, patter died away when a flock of sea quail rose, and with whistling wings flew away to windward, where members of a large band of whales were disporting themselves, their blowings sounding like the exhaust of steam engines.
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Later in the 1970s, he became a familiar Fleet Street figure, disporting himself in bars and restaurants and settling into a literary set that included Fenton, Martin Amis, Julian Barnes, Clive James and others.
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Hardly had the patter, patter died away when a flock of sea quail rose, and with whistling wings flew away to windward, where members of a large band of whales were disporting themselves, their blowings sounding like the exhaust of steam engines.
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Despite disporting herself like an Amazon in heat in her videos that'll be Sasha Fierce, she is the sort of smiley, uncontroversial figure who'll help Michelle Obama out with a campaign against childhood obesity.
Beyoncé, Gaga and Adele: why these three girls rule the world (of pop) 2011
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Yes, it can? though it seems a bygone age, now the Daily Mail is back to chuntering that Wayne is disporting himself in Dubai in a manner offensive to those suffering in Austerity Britain.
Let's hear it for the media's army of Wayne Rooney shrinks Marina Hyde 2010
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In the British popular imagination, Mustique became synonymous with decadence, with the likes of Mick Jagger and David Bowie disporting themselves at torchlit revels.
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Hardly had the patter, patter died away when a flock of sea quail rose, and with whistling wings flew away to windward, where members of a large band of whales were disporting themselves, their blowings sounding like the exhaust of steam engines ....
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