frolicking
Speech parts
1. frolicking - Noun
2. frolicking - Verb
Derived from frolic
Meaning
of Frolic
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During a recent school day, the hallways at Military Trail public were abuzz with excitement as 29 frolicking youngsters awaited their escort home.
Although embarrassed to admit it, I actually pictured my deceased cats and dogs in Heaven, frolicking around my father and grandparents, waiting for me to join them someday.
Not as heavy-duty as the Hunter Balmorals, the Vierzonord is the best all-rounder for the widest range of activities: lightweight enough for frolicking, but thick and sure-soled enough to provide stability during more serious country pursuits.
“There were three raccoons, just frolicking along right at the edge of the surf,” said Larsen, the director of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama.
For smaller snow bunnies, there is a mini-hill, as well as an area for frolicking in the snow.
Her book is both a consumer alert and a treatise, and serves as a cautionary-anecdote resource for who needs convincing that colleges and employers can easily see frolicking photos and puerile pontifications.