“Henry was soon distinguished as the ringleader of every mischievous frolic, and every violation of scholastic regulation and decorum.”

“They'd learned precious little last night during their frolic with Alan Grant.”

“Having met Tomkin, however, he realized that this big adventure might not be the fun-filled frolic he had hoped for.”

“Can you feel the frolicsomeness and the untamed energy that this group emits?”

“They were a group of merry youngsters, almost maddened with the exuberant frolicsomeness of their years.”

“Amused by his own frolicsomeness, he sways from side to side, waggling a finger if your attention looks like wandering.”

“He was heedless, however, somewhat frivolous, and a frolicker of unrestrained temperament.”

“Yet I never saw a calf bounding in a meadow that did not remind me of my little frolicker.”

“He resolutely set his beard against their boyish frolickings, and often held forth like an oracle concerning the vanity thereof.”

“Buck hares are wild frolickers in March, their breeding season, which has made them a synonym for lunacy for centuries.”

“The fucksome frolickers by the pool had shocked the girl, just as Rose had hoped they might, but they had done more than make her quit spying and pull back.”

“There's festive fun and frolics with Boycie and Marlene in John Sullivan's popular Only Fools And Horses spin-off.”

“Fun and frolics were enjoyed by all, with a host of activities on offer to the public including side shows, games and even a round of crazy golf!”

“His playful frolics with foxes and bears show his lack of fear of the wild and disregard for his own safety.”