Frolic

usgb/ˈfrɑːlɪk/
verb

To play and move about happily, or in a lively and cheerful way.

The children frolic in the park every weekend.
Visual representation of "frolic" - To play and move about happily, or in a lively and cheerful way

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  • frolic in the park
  • frolic in the water
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Lively Energy

Use 'frolic' to describe energetic, joyful play, suggesting freedom and carefree activity.

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Puppies often frolic together in the yard.
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Informal Usage

'Frolic' is casual and perfect for informal conversations or creative writing.

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The friends decided to frolic along the beach at sunset.
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Positive Context

Frolic is best used in positive contexts; it's inappropriate in serious or negative situations.

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After exams, we plan to frolic all day to relieve the stress.
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