1. the practice of taking pleasure trips or junkets, especially at public expense or for self-indulgent purposes
Usage: informal; often pejorative

1. to engage in junketeering; to take junkets or pleasure trips
Usage: informal; often pejorative

Examples

• The senator was criticized for junketeering across Europe on the taxpayers' dime.
• Critics accused the board members of junketeering instead of focusing on company business.
• His junketeering lifestyle became a scandal when the media exposed his lavish trips.
• The executive was known for junketeering to exotic resorts under the guise of business conferences.
• Junketeering at government expense drew public outrage and calls for reform.
• She spent her summer junketeering through Southeast Asia with friends.
• The committee investigated allegations of junketeering by city officials.