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frolic

[frol-ik] / ˈfrɒl ɪk /




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Koerner and Daisy May frolicked for a while in his new office, which had a golden glow in the morning light.

From Los Angeles Times

One shows the artist as a toddler, in a beret, tromping along a Brooklyn sidewalk; another has Basquiat and his younger sisters frolicking in Prospect Park.

From Los Angeles Times

What happened to the joyous frolicking to the 1970s gay pickup anthem "YMCA"? What happened to the lusty chants of "Lock her up"?

From Salon

For the estimated 26% of adults in the United States who deal with seasonal allergies, spring is not just the time to ditch your winter jacket and frolic around outside.

From Seattle Times

Audubon painted indelible images of sea birds soaring, swooping and frolicking in the open sky.

From Washington Post