Since I’m not a native English speaker, this strip prompted me to look up “gallivant” and here’s what I found:
gal·li·vant also gal·a·vant (găl′ə-vănt′)
intr.v. gal·li·vant·ed, gal·li·vant·ing, gal·li·vants also gal·a·vant·ed or gal·a·vant·ing or gal·a·vants
1. To roam about in search of pleasure or amusement. See Synonyms at wander.
2. To play around amorously; flirt.
I… guess it’s a bit close to “screwing around while waving your arms.” XD
Nah, the whole body language is too stiff to be gamboling. One needs to be loose and relaxed while gamboling. 🙂
And I totally agree about the carousing.
“I wanted him here with me, not gallivanting about the cosmos like his father.” – Carol Marcus regarding David Marcus, “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan”.
I love the way you draw arm waving, that made me smile.
I loved the one when you defined drole so I am looking forward to this being a thing
Haha! I don’t even remember doing that word. See? That’s why I gotta start titling these things the same way.
You also made one about the word “estranged”. Here are some archive links:
https://www.bugmartini.com/comic/thats-how-i-droll/
https://www.bugmartini.com/comic/doctor-estranged-love/
Thanks! I went looking for these last night but couldn’t remember the titles.
The disturbing thing is how all three of those definitions are spot-on. I’m not even being sarcastic.
The funny thing is that all three of them he at least got half right.
Does the third panel show Bug River Dancing? I didn’t know Mr. Martini was of Irish decent. I’m confused…
No, he’s clearly mucking about xD
Bug seems so angry that she called him out. As if it’s her fault he doesn’t know the meaning of the word.
The second panel makes me think he’s doing the Jitterbug 😀
Do you have to look terrified while gallivanting?
First panel: At first sight I had the impression somebody is throwing that book at Bugs head.
Like: “There you go! No excuse for not looking it up!”
Since there are no direction lines, both ways work 🙂
Since I’m not a native English speaker, this strip prompted me to look up “gallivant” and here’s what I found:
gal·li·vant also gal·a·vant (găl′ə-vănt′)
intr.v. gal·li·vant·ed, gal·li·vant·ing, gal·li·vants also gal·a·vant·ed or gal·a·vant·ing or gal·a·vants
1. To roam about in search of pleasure or amusement. See Synonyms at wander.
2. To play around amorously; flirt.
I… guess it’s a bit close to “screwing around while waving your arms.” XD
I think Bug is gamboling in panel 3. If he was carrying an alcoholic drink then he could be carousing, but one cannot carouse sober.
Nah, the whole body language is too stiff to be gamboling. One needs to be loose and relaxed while gamboling. 🙂
And I totally agree about the carousing.
alrighty then….dumbass
lol good one tho adam
Not “bugass definitions”? Missed opportunity there.
You mean Sir Gallivant wasn’t one of the Knights of the Round Table? 😉
That must be the real name of “Sir Not Appearing In This Film”.
*Looks at panel 2*
So does this mean that Kermit the Frog is the world’s foremost gallivanter?
Panel 3 bug seems to be having a “Taco Bell” moment.
“I wanted him here with me, not gallivanting about the cosmos like his father.” – Carol Marcus regarding David Marcus, “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan”.