| Children capered around in awe of all the soldiers with weapons, and guests and dignitaries kept a respectful silence during the formalities. |
| He capered and cavorted growing louder by the moment, so that it was a fair bit before the French player's quiet protestations could be heard. |
| Dirty boys capered like shadows at the edge of the performance, aping the musicians' gestures. |
| Dark forms capered amidst the flames, pausing only to hack at the battered forms of those that had tried in vain to defend the fortress. |
| She would have joyously capered in the village streets that were nearby, yet she had never been there. |
| They took over a fish and chip shop, where they mugged and capered while the locals waited long-sufferingly for their grub. |
