The phrase "cavort around" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to move or play in a lively, carefree manner. An example sentence could be: "The children were delighted to have a large grassy area to cavort around in, chasing each other and laughing."
With Rashard Mendenhall out, Ben Roethlisberger hobbling around the pocket like Long John Silver and the Broncos all too happy to cavort around in a low-scoring brier patch, "touchdown" is sure to be a singular noun in this game.
Clearly, Closer is a serious piece of work - or she would never have agreed to cavort around in little more than a wig and a few artfully placed tassles.
Michele Gomez's "transformation from wildcat Kate into a contented subordinate is played beautifully," you opine, chiming with the Times, while the rest of the cast seem to cavort around like "caffeinated fifth-formers trying to prove that Shakespeare can be fun".
We won't trade our careers for diapers, while our husbands cavort around the globe.
Actors cavort around playing jocks, nerds, cops, bobbysoxers – all interacting with the audience.
Rafting down the river through virgin forest while exotic birds and butterflies cavort around you.
She cavorts around, banging drums and playing air-guitar.
He and the other owner, Keith Carollo (above), can be seen in videos cavorting around, building the new store and joking with their employees.
An endless sequence of flooding sinks, moody shots of mantlepieces heaving with sepia prints, and dramatic shots of the Yorkshire skyline or blustering beaches with a ghostly Indian woman cavorting around like a character from The Ring.
They're moderately fun to watch, even if there is something obscurely poignant about grown men cavorting around their local parks with winter-green bath towels secured cape-wise around their necks, pretending to be Frodo and friends.
He hasn't had much of a chart presence since the early 1990s, when he was seen cavorting around with a gold, pistol-shaped microphone making the ostentatious claim that he was "all alone in a villa on the Riviera".
