Jaunt ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Jaunt ( noun )

1. A short, leisurely trip or excursion.
2. An outing or excursion for pleasure or amusement.

Origin:

The word jaunt comes from the middle english word "jant" which means "a journey" and it was first used in english in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. We took a jaunt to the beach for the day.
2. It was a pleasant jaunt through the countryside.
3. He went on a jaunt to the mountains.
4. The family took a jaunt to the amusement park.
5. We had a lovely jaunt through the countryside.

(As a verb)

Jaunt ( verb )

1. A short, leisurely trip or excursion.
2. An outing or excursion for pleasure or amusement.

Origin:

The word jaunt comes from the middle english word "jant" which means "a journey" and it was first used in english in the 14th century.

Examples:

1. We took a jaunt to the beach for the day.
2. It was a pleasant jaunt through the countryside.
3. He went on a jaunt to the mountains.
4. The family took a jaunt to the amusement park.
5. We had a lovely jaunt through the countryside.