/dʒɔnts/
NOUN
Short journeys, trips, or excursions, especially those undertaken for pleasure, recreation, or a change of scenery.
Short journeys taken for enjoyment, relaxation, or recreation, often to visit a place or experience something different.
Journeys regarded as tiring, demanding, or wearisome rather than enjoyable, reflecting a less common or older use of the word.
VERB
The act of moving around, strolling, making excursions, or riding in a jaunting car.
Going from one place to another, often casually or for enjoyment, by taking trips, exploring places, or wandering around.
Traveling as a passenger in a traditional horse-drawn Irish carriage known as a jaunting car.
VERB
A sudden or repeated jolting, jouncing, or bouncing motion, especially while being transported.
Moving or causing someone or something to move with sudden, uneven jolts or bumps. This is an archaic or uncommon use.