jaunt

There is no reason to think that Palin's jaunt abroad will be any more successful.

The jaunt, if such an expression is applicable, cost him eleven shillings less fourpence.

Mrs. Hilary would rather have come without Grandmama, but Grandmama enjoyed the jaunt, as she called it.

Tom and Bob had both brought their guns with them, for there might be a chance to use the weapons on this jaunt.

Had the good deacon been meditating a jaunt to Texas, the treasures of the mahogany box might have sent him on his way rejoicing.

As for Barbara, Ellis seemed smitten, sure enough, but would he be respectful and take good care of her on the jaunt to Laramie?