Frolic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FROLIC in dictionary:

VERB:
• to play and run about merrily
• play or move about in a cheerful and lively way
• play about with someone in a flirtatious or sexual way
• run and play in a lively way
• To play wild pranks; to play tricks of levity, mirth, and gayety; to indulge in frolicsome play; to sport.
• play boisterously
NOUN:
• a playful and lively movement or activity
• flirtatious or sexual activity or actions
• A wild prank; a flight of levity, or of gayety and mirth.
• A scene of gayety and mirth, as in lively play, or in dancing; a merrymaking.
• gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement
• lively and merry behaviour
ADJECTIVE:
• cheerful, merry, or playful
• Full of levity; dancing, playing, or frisking about; full of pranks; frolicsome; gay; merry.
• full of merriment or fun

Words related to FROLIC

daff11 frolicked19 frolicker18 frolickers19 frolicking20 frolics12

Words that contain FROLIC

frolics12 frolicky20 frolicked19 frolicker18 frolickers19 frolicking20 frolicsome17 frolickier19 frolickiest20 frolicsomely22 frolicsomeness21

How to use FROLIC in a sentence

• When his daughter shook her head at him and accused him of going off on a solitary frolic his stock of patience gave out entirely.
• The other children followed him, ready for a frolic.
• Any one who has tried to be king even for a few weeks under the above circumstances must agree with the historian that it is no moonlight frolic.
• For a time Jerry sat by their clothes and watched the frolic.
• We played tricks on one another, and had a deal of innocent fun and frolic.
• Food and wine, wreaths of flowers and fragrant perfumes were laid out and at once they began to frolic at their will.
• England, who also had seven boys and girls as full of frolic as our own.
• I saw he was set on the frolic, and I hoped no harm would come of it.
• It must be hard to frolic in midair with a heavy heart.
• They had a regular frolic towards night, bathing and shower-bathing.
• Her fun and frolic were quite gone! Even her songs ceased.
• Then we spread our bed-things out, and we went to sleep together with play and frolic.
• The holy man, whom his flock looked upon as a being of the highest sanctity, when lit up into fun and frolic, Denis learned to estimate at his just value.
• Yet these delicate flowers look like the frolic and interference of love and beauty.
• The little people are represented in every attitude of frolic enjoyment.
• Thus the author may have felt the temptation to keep pace with the frolic humour of the artist.
• This, however, is a mere frolic of the affections, and no formal engagement is contracted.
• He would tread softly, and stand, and gaze, but he never stooped and kissed her cheek in merry frolic, never in yearning tenderness.
• Toward midnight, when the frolic was at its height, an unexpected visitor announced himself.
• More playful than a frolic boy, More watchful than a sentinel, By day and night your constant joy To guard and please me well.
• I know without being told that Grace Draper was a member of the frolic.
• The Duchess of Chevereux, who was for the first time at the court of England, in 1638, swam across the Thames, in a frolic, near Windsor.
• Minnie Keane was a bright-eyed, curly-haired maiden of fifteen, wild as an antelope, and as full of fun and frolic as any one of her pet kittens.
• The great colonies of rabbits that I saw at Charlcote seemed too fat to frolic, save more than to play a trick or two on the hounds that blinked in the sun.
• This frolic cost us four shillings, but you may believe we did not grudge a farthing of it.
• This morning and yesterday she was a gay young girl, eager for a mountain scramble or a frolic of any kind.
• After dinner came an old-fashioned Christmas frolic, and the older ones were children again, and the children as wild and noisy as they chose to be.
• Much of this sort of thing takes on a lighter, theatrical flavor amounting to a pageant of great fun and frolic.
• Compelled, by parental authority, to apply himself, he at once mastered his task, and was ready, then, for fun or frolic.

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