Frolic

/ˈfrɒlɪk/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a playful and lively act or movement.

The kittens had a frolic that entertained the entire family.

a fun, playful time spent in lighthearted activities.

Their weekend was filled with frolic, as they hiked, swam, and picnicked together.

verb

to play and move about cheerfully and energetically.

The children frolicked in the park, chasing each other around the playground.

to engage in lively and playful activity.

The puppies frolicked in the grass, excited by the sunny weather.

Middle English, from the verb 'frolicken' (to frolic), of uncertain origin.

frolic and play

To engage in lighthearted fun and games.

frolic in the sun

To enjoy playful activities outdoors in sunny weather.

a frolicsome mood

A lively, playful atmosphere.

romp

Play or frolic in a lively or boisterous manner.

capers

A playful, mischievous leap or spring.

gambol

To run or jump about playfully.

To have a good time or party.

We were just out frolicking all night at the club.

To engage in playful or raucous behavior.

They were frolicking after the big game.