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Meanings of frolicsome in English
Usage of frolicsome in English
1
At home, in the woods, he is the most frolicsome and loquacious.
2
But Elsie would never be the frolicsome child of the past again.
3
He knew he was the quicker, and the knowledge made him frolicsome.
4
Gnulemah was in a frolicsome humor, the reaction of her foregoing solemnity.
5
Charles was twenty-one- aboyin feeling and temperament, a frolicsome, heedless boy.
6
I am afraid I am too big a woman to be frolicsome.
7
A fringe of snow-white foam, feathery and frolicsome, follows their changing outlines.
8
She leaned forward to watch the frolicsome children from the window.
9
The Napææ are shy as the fawns, and quite as frolicsome.
10
He reminds us how close we are of kin to the frolicsome chimpanzee.
11
His good spirits frisked about the table like a troupe of frolicsome puppies.
12
Her presence was no restraint upon its glad and frolicsome humour.
13
Fortunately Baby Packwood had grown to be quite a frolicsome child.
14
For though he is lively and sometimes frolicsome, his manners are always good.
15
These Sprite Columns express the gay, frolicsome mood of the waters.
16
Party of timber-right prospectors came along, and they're kind of frolicsome.
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