junketing

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as injourney
as intour
as intravel
as inperegrinate

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Word Origin & History

late 14c., "basket in which fish are caught or carried," from Medieval Latin iuncata "rush basket," perhaps from Latin iuncus "rush." Shifted meaning by 1520s to "feast, banquet," probably via notion of a picnic basket, which led to extended sense of "pleasure trip" (1814), and then to "tour by government official at public expense for no discernable public benefit" (by 1886, American English). Cf. Italian cognate giuncata "cream cheese" (originally made in a rush basket), a sense of junket also found in Middle English and preserved lately in dialects.

Example Sentences forjunketing

The boy was philandering, junketing, somewhere on the Riviera.

What delighted Pierre was that nothing of all the daytime junketing remained.

"You are too little for all this junketing, Anne," he said kindly.

Why is it that she avoids all junketing, and sits only with sick people?

Jim's folks were at the junketing, too; so we had the house to ourselves.

We have been junketing around for so long that we don't want to do anything else.

My wife will not have to go fasting, but she won't be allowed any junketing.

I soon discovered that this was no junketing party; all were on business bent.

Admiral, what a good time we had there, junketing and dancing and flirting!

But I thought you would have been dining and junketing in Dunscombe to-night.

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