Word of the Day: Gadabout
Tuesday, December 19, 2023
Can you pronounce gadabout?  | | Tuesday, December 19, 2023 |
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| Gadabout |  |
| NOUN | 1. A habitual pleasure-seeker. |
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 | | "My cousin is such a gadabout — she's always posting photos from a new fun location." | | "You can call me a gadabout, but I'm always looking for the upside in a situation." | | "The scheduled itinerary was canceled, so let's be gadabouts and book a trip somewhere we've never been." |
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 | | English, mid-18th century |
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 | | To "gad" means to "go around from one place to another, in the pursuit of pleasure or entertainment," so a gadabout is someone who literally gads about. For example, a gadabout might be someone who wants to try a new restaurant every Friday night. ... |  |
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