intransitive. To indulge riotously or wantonly in (an action, practice, etc.). Obsolete.

to play the wanton (formerly also †the wantons, †the wanton's part): to dally, trifle; to behave lewdly or lasciviously; to flirt.

to play the wanton (formerly also †the wantons, †the wanton's part): to dally, trifle; to behave lewdly or lasciviously; to flirt.

intransitive. Of a woman: to behave in an immodest or wanton manner. Cf. ramp, n.1 Obsolete.

intransitive. To indulge in amorous or lascivious behaviour (with someone). Also transitive with it. Now archaic.

intransitive. To engage in wanton behaviour; to trifle, sport, frolic; to behave lasciviously. Obsolete.

intransitive. To frisk or run wild as a colt (usually implying wantonness). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. With it. To behave wantonly. Also figurative. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To sport wantonly; to indulge in unseemly jesting.

to shake a loose (also free) leg: to do something indulgent or hedonistic; to act according to one's desires without being restrained by law…

intransitive. To act the Corinthian: to live voluptuously and licentiously.

intransitive. To act like a playboy. Frequently with around.