1. to amuse oneself; to play or frolic
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The children disport themselves in the garden on sunny afternoons.
• Dolphins disport in the warm ocean waters near the shore.
• The wealthy family disports at their country estate during summer.
• Young lambs disport in the meadow while their mothers graze.
• The courtiers disported themselves with elaborate games and entertainment.
• Seals disport on the rocky coastline during low tide.