Frolic

What do we mean by frolic?

Playful behavior or merriment. noun

A playful movement or act. noun

A sexual act or encounter. noun

To move about or behave playfully; romp. intransitive verb

To engage in lovemaking. intransitive verb

Merry. adjective

To play merry pranks; engage in acts of levity, mirth, and gaiety.

Gay; merry; sportive; full of mirth or pranks.

A flight of levity or gaiety and mirth; a prank. noun

A scene of gaiety and mirth, as in dancing or play; a merrymaking. noun

A plaything or an ornament. noun

Synonyms Gambol, escapade. noun

A wild prank; a flight of levity, or of gayety and mirth. noun

A scene of gayety and mirth, as in lively play, or in dancing; a merrymaking. noun

Full of levity; dancing, playing, or frisking about; full of pranks; frolicsome; gay; merry. adjective

To play wild pranks; to play tricks of levity, mirth, and gayety; to indulge in frolicsome play; to sport. intransitive verb

Merry, joyous; later especially, frolicsome, sportive, full of playful mischief. adjective

Free; liberal; bountiful; generous. adjective

Gaiety; merriment. noun

A playful antic. noun

Gaiety; merriment.

A playful antic.

A social gathering.

To take play/laugh/skip/sing in a happy manner to express joy or happyness Urban Dictionary

A way of dancing to techno music involving rhythmic jumps, spins, hand gestures, and feet tricks. Frolicing usually takes place in techno clubs and most dancers are under the influence of exstacy. Urban Dictionary

To be full of joy, delight Urban Dictionary

To engage in a sexual activity. Urban Dictionary

To jump around. lose control Urban Dictionary

Being gay and jumping around looking really embarrassing. sometimes they make noises like animals like "mhaahaha" Urban Dictionary

V. According to Hilal, taking part in any recreational and haraam activity. Urban Dictionary

A protracted period of debauchery and drunkenness. This tradition originated with the "Spring Frolics" of Davidson College where a near lawless society develops over the course of the weekend. If you remember Frolics, you're doing it wrong. Urban Dictionary

Having fun while laughing/skipping/and or rolling down grass hill, often combined with happy-wrists (the art of flapping wrists while screaming happily) Urban Dictionary

When one goes to a swim club not to exercise but lurk in the pool, with minimal movement. Usually causing a ruckus in the process. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to frolic:
frolic, folic.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word frolic:
froth, detour, cumming, wasp, follies, rigging, frogs, liable, frigate, employer, hardcore, hms, bermuda, liability, uss, amsterdam, employee, convoy, vessels, staged, fun, happy, aboard, cuba, departed, captured, damaged, navy, patrol, fired, vessel, ship, roof, garden, dance, duty, ships, hollywood, crew, theatre, beat.

Words that rhyme with frolic:
bucolic, hyperbolic, vitriolic, hydraulic, bolick, anabolic, symbolic, metabolic, parabolic, melancholic, pollock, alcoholic, workaholic, rollick, bollock, folic, pollack, phenolic, diastolic, cholic, nonalcoholic, wallick, wallach, glycolic, wallack, bialik, pollak, pollick, pollok, malec, kowalik, kralik, pawlak, polich, pawlik, balik, kovalik, bolich, call luck, collick, falik, gawlik, holick, hollick, krolick, mccolloch, michalec, molock, nikolic, paulick, paulik, wallich, walloch, wollack, zapalac.

Adjectives that are often used to describe frolic:
drunken, little, mere, wild, great, mad, youthful, grand, british, innocent, regular, fine, harmless, merry, last, boyish, annual, idle, real, gay, pure, big, foolish, glorious, boisterous, occasional, noisy, childish, playful, mischievous, characteristic, very, late, thoughtless, intended, sexual, charming, infinite, pleasant, wanton, tipsy, light, rare, delightful, war, audacious, happy, girlish, lively, airy, amorous, day, like, freshman, conceivable, usual, juvenile, husking, perfect, nocturnal, giddy, jolly, impertinent, perpetual, reckless, hearted, careless, rough, extravagant, nutting, celebrated, time, top, lighthearted, wise.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective frolic:
wine, welcome, mood, architecture, chase, fairies, wind, spirit, measures, play, health, michael, fancy, liberty, scene, mirth, hours, nature, light, grace, wing, fondness, glee, drunkard, humour, gestures, tire, game, youth, dance, air, forms, flight, children, streaks, sunshine, song, whim, breeze, lead, method, vein, nymph, zephyrs, pace, step, love, boy, fancies, measure, laugh, frocks, joy, interchanges, sloop, fashion, mien, war, garland, night, graces, view, interview, moments, christmas, moment, menace, fight, rivalry, spookist, wit, fastern, trip, hour, sport, feet, throng, heart, guest, kitten, friar, freedom, flame, races, lord, brutality, games, comedy, motions, committee, brightness, loveliness, masque, head.

Consonant match to frolic:
fralick, frohlich, froelich, froehlich, freilich, frail like, fray like, free like, fro like.

Words that sound like frolic:
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