Definition of frolic - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
joyful playplayful behavior or merriment
- The children's frolic in the park was delightful to watch..
2.
entertainmentDated social gathering for fun and amusementDated
- They attended a frolic at the community hall.
3.
gamesplayful antic or prank
- He played a frolic on his friend.
Verb
playful behavioract in a playful, energetic, and carefree way
- The children frolic in the garden every afternoon.
Origin of frolic
Dutch, vrolijk (joyful)
Terms with frolic included in their meaning
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playful activity
play or frolic in a lively way
play
period of boisterous play or frolic
entertainment
merry frolic often involving drinking
playfulness
frisk or frolic like a young horse
frolic
rove and ramble without restraint or limit
playful
jump about joyfully or frolic playfully
person movement
prance or frolic in a lively manner
frolic
move playfully with light steps
Examples of frolic in a sentence
The puppy's frolic in the garden was adorable. The frolic was the highlight of the festival. Everyone enjoyed the frolic at the summer camp. The children’s frolic delayed the start of the game. Her harmless frolic made everyone at the party laugh. They frolic along the shoreline at sunrise.
Puppies frolic across the porch each morning.
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- French:ébats, gambader, ...
- German:Spiel, tollen, ...
- Italian:divertimento, scorrazzare, ...
- Spanish:diversión, jugar alegremente, ...
- Portuguese:folia, brincar, ...
- Chinese:嬉戏, 玩耍, ...
- Japanese:遊び, はしゃぐ, ...
- Arabic:لهو, مَرِحَ, ...
- Hebrew:הִשְׁתּוֹבְבוּת, לְהִשְׁתּוֹבֵב, ...
- Russian:веселье, резвиться, ...
- Ukrainian:грайливість, гратися, ...
- Hindi:मस्ती, मस्ती करना, ...
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