frolicked
ˈfrɒlɪkt
Definition

Definition of frolicked - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

playfulnessDatedhaving been lively and playfulDated
  • The frolicked children were exhausted after the party.
  • The frolicked puppies tumbled over each other.
  • Her frolicked demeanor brightened the room.
cavorted romped
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Origin of frolicked

Dutch, vrolijk (merry)

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  1. French:espiègle, ...
  2. German:ausgelassen, ...
  3. Italian:scatenato, ...
  4. Spanish:juguetón, ...
  5. Portuguese:brincalhão, ...
  6. Chinese:活泼的, ...
  7. Japanese:遊び回った, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرِح, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְשַׂחֲקָן, ...
  10. Russian:резвившийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:грайливий, ...
  12. Hindi:चंचल, ...
frolic
ˈfrɒlɪk
frolicking

Definition of frolic - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
joyful playplayful behavior or merriment
  • The children's frolic in the park was delightful to watch..
merriment playfulness
2.
entertainmentDatedsocial gathering for fun and amusementDated
  • They attended a frolic at the community hall.
celebration festivity party
3.
gamesplayful antic or prank
  • He played a frolic on his friend.
prank shenanigan

Verb

intr.
playful behavioract in a playful, energetic, and carefree way
  • The children frolic in the garden every afternoon.
cavort gambol romp
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Origin of frolic

Dutch, vrolijk (joyful)

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.

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  1. French:ébats, gambader, ...
  2. German:Spiel, tollen, ...
  3. Italian:divertimento, scorrazzare, ...
  4. Spanish:diversión, jugar alegremente, ...
  5. Portuguese:folia, brincar, ...
  6. Chinese:嬉戏, 玩耍, ...
  7. Japanese:遊び, はしゃぐ, ...
  8. Arabic:لهو, مَرِحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִשְׁתּוֹבְבוּת, לְהִשְׁתּוֹבֵב, ...
  10. Russian:веселье, резвиться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:грайливість, гратися, ...
  12. Hindi:मस्ती, मस्ती करना, ...

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