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    jaunt
    [jônt]
    noun
    jaunt (noun) · jaunts (plural noun)
    1. a short excursion or journey for pleasure:
      "her little jaunt in France was over"
    verb
    jaunt (verb) · jaunts (third person present) · jaunted (past tense) · jaunted (past participle) · jaunting (present participle)
    1. go on a short excursion or journey for pleasure:
      "they went jaunting through Ireland"
    Origin
    late 16th century: of unknown origin. Originally depreciatory, early senses included ‘tire a horse out by riding it up and down’, ‘traipse about’, and (as a noun) ‘troublesome journey’. The current positive sense dates from the mid 17th century.
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    noun
    1. a short excursion or journey for pleasure:
      trip
      outing
      excursion
      expedition
      day trip
      day out
      tour
      drive
      ride
      run
      turn
      cruise
      sally
      junket
      spin
      tootle
      joyride
      tool
      hurl
      pleasure trip
      short break
      mystery tour
      minibreak
      mini holiday
    verb
    1. go on a short excursion or journey for pleasure:
      wander
      roam
      rove
      range
      travel
      journey
      voyage
      globetrot
      drift
      coast
      meander
      gallivant
      ramble
      stroll
      saunter
      maunder
      amble
      traipse
      dawdle
      putter
      traverse
      peregrinate
      perambulate
      vagabond
      travel idly
      gad around
      take a trip
      go on a trip
      travel round
      roam around
      range over
     
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  1. The meaning of JAUNT is a usually short journey or excursion undertaken especially for pleasure.

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    jaunt noun [ C ] uk / dʒɔːnt / us / dʒɑːnt / Add to word list a short journey for pleasure, sometimes including a stay: a Sunday jaunt into the hills

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    jaunt [ jawnt, jahnt ] Phonetic (Standard)IPA noun a short journey, especially one taken for pleasure. verb (used without object) to make a short journey.

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    What is the meaning of Jaunt?
    Jaunt means 'a journey taken for pleasure'. Familiarity information: Jaunt (noun) is very rare. • Jaunt (verb) is also very rare and has the meaning: 'to make a trip for pleasure'.

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    What is jaundice and what causes it?

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    Jaundice is the medical term to describe a yellowing of the skin or sclerae (whites of the eyes). Jaundice is due to excess bilirubin pigment in the blood getting deposited in skin and other parts of the body. High levels of bilirubin can be caused by: • Liver disease, such as hepatitis or cirrhosis • Bile duct obstruction from a gallstone or stricture in the duct • Red blood cells breaking down at an abnormally fast rate, known as hemolysis.
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    What is the past participle of Jaunted?
    past simple: I jaunted, you jaunted [...] past participle: jaunted • outing, tour, trip, stroll [...] These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content that does not reflect the opinions or policies of Collins. Read more Barely a month goes by without a postcard arriving from my father-in-law, off on an exotic jaunt.

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    Did a man go on a jaunt?
    He was not away on a jaunt or some irrelevant business. The truth is that this is a jaunt at public expense. Some old people are very adventurous indeed, and are prepared to go jaunting off to new places and to new faces at the drop of a hat. Often away from home on jaunts, he seldom referred to his daughter, and when he did, it was as ye cheild.

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    Why are there so many lavish hotel jaunts?
    The lavish hotel jaunts come after years of budget cuts hitting MoD manpower and equipment. Because of a pricey airport landing fee, our little jaunt came to 2,400. That much became clear some five minutes into the only British show of this European jaunt.

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    How much did a little jaunt cost?
    Because of a pricey airport landing fee, our little jaunt came to 2,400. That much became clear some five minutes into the only British show of this European jaunt. The ship's more homely than glamorous, but it handles heavy seas well and should be just the thing for a little jaunt such as this.

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    Learn the meaning of jaunt as a noun and a verb, with synonyms, sentences, and word forms. A jaunt is a short trip or excursion, usually for pleasure; an outing.

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