Meaning & Definition of word "Frolic"
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Frolic
/ˈfrɒlɪk/
noun:
- 1. a playful and lively act or movement.
- Example: The kittens had a frolic that entertained the entire family.
- 2. a fun, playful time spent in lighthearted activities.
- Example: Their weekend was filled with frolic, as they hiked, swam, and picnicked together.
verb:
- 1. to play and move about cheerfully and energetically.
- Example: The children frolicked in the park, chasing each other around the playground.
- 2. to engage in lively and playful activity.
- Example: The puppies frolicked in the grass, excited by the sunny weather.
Etymology
Middle English, from the verb 'frolicken' (to frolic), of uncertain origin.
Common Phrases and Expressions
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.
Related Words
romp:
Play or frolic in a lively or boisterous manner.
capers:
A playful, mischievous leap or spring.
gambol:
To run or jump about playfully.
Slang Meanings of frolic
Meaning: To have a good time or party.
Example Sentence: We were just out frolicking all night at the club.
Meaning: To engage in playful or raucous behavior.
Example Sentence: They were frolicking after the big game.