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Definition of frolic
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Frolic
(v. i.) To play wild
pranks;
to play
tricks
of
levity,
mirth,
and
gayety;
to
indulge
in
frolicsome
play; to
sport..
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Heyday
::
Heyday
(interj.)
An
expression
of
frolic
and
exultation,
and
sometimes
of
wonder..
Game
::
Game (v. i.) Sport of any kind; jest,
frolic..
Wantonize
::
Wantonize
(v. i.) To
behave
wantonly;
to
frolic;
to
wanton.
Buxom
::
Buxom (a.)
Having
the
characteristics
of
health,
vigor,
and
comeliness,
combined
with a gay,
lively
manner;
stout and rosy;
jolly;
frolicsome..
Mummery
::
Mummery
(n.)
Masking;
frolic
in
disguise;
buffoonery.
Kiddyish
::
Kiddyish
(a.)
Frolicsome;
sportive.
Gamesome
::
Gamesome
(a.) Gay;
sportive;
playful;
frolicsome;
merry.
Mask
::
Mask (n.) A
festive
entertainment
of
dancing
or other
diversions,
where all wear
masks;
a
masquerade;
hence,
a
revel;
a
frolic;
a
delusive
show..
Frolic
::
Frolic
(n.) A wild
prank;
a
flight
of
levity,
or of
gayety
and
mirth..
Feather-heeled
::
Feather-heeled
(a.)
Light-heeled;
gay;
frisky;
frolicsome.
Frolic
::
Frolic
(v. i.) To play wild
pranks;
to play
tricks
of
levity,
mirth,
and
gayety;
to
indulge
in
frolicsome
play; to
sport..
Skylarking
::
Skylarking
(n.) The act of
running
about the
rigging
of a
vessel
in
sport;
hence,
frolicking;
scuffing;
sporting;
carousing..
Playful
::
Playful
(a.)
Sportive;
gamboling;
frolicsome;
indulging
a
sportive
fancy;
humorous;
merry;
as, a
playful
child;
a
playful
writer..
Heyday
::
Heyday
(n.) The time of
triumph
and
exultation;
hence,
joy, high
spirits,
frolicsomeness;
wildness..
Prank
::
Prank (n.) A gay or
sportive
action;
a
ludicrous,
merry,
or
mischievous
trick;
a
caper;
a
frolic..
Lark
::
Lark (v. i.) To
sport;
to
frolic.
Figary
::
Figary
(n.) A
frolic;
a
vagary;
a whim.
Romp
::
Romp (n.) Rude,
boisterous
play or
frolic;
rough
sport..
Sally
::
Sally (v.)
Transgression
of the
limits
of
soberness
or
steadiness;
act of
levity;
wild
gayety;
frolic;
escapade.
Lark
::
Lark (v. i.) A
frolic;
a jolly time.
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