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Meanings of have a frolic in English

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Usage of have a frolic in English
1
The day before Thanksgiving she determined that they should all have a frolic.
A Mountain Woman
2
I want to meet the other 'set' and have a frolic.
From Jest to Earnest
3
We shall have a frolic with the rogues to-morrow morning.
Trials and Confessions of a Housekeeper
4
I will off to Ireland and have a frolic.
Viking Tales
5
Come, let us have a frolic in the garden.
The Dolliver Romance
6
I don't have a frolic once in an age, and I have set my heart on this.
Four Girls at Chautauqua
7
Sometimes he allowed them to go free for a time, to have a frolic or take exercise.
Story Hour Readers — Book Three
8
Do, please, let me have a frolic!
Beulah
9
You must come and see us on the boiling-day, and we can have a frolic in the woods.
The Settlers in Canada
10
Go off and have a frolic.
Beth Woodburn
11
Rather reluctantly they obeyed, casting wishful glances backward to the grown-up boy with whom they had hoped to have a frolic.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 17, March, 1859 / A Magazin...
12
We're witches who 've flown over on our broomsticks and alighted here, and we'll have a frolic before we go back to-whereverwe came from.
The Jolliest School of All
13
Shingle and sand are good playthings, but absolute play is not necessarily the ideal of a child; he would rather have a frolic of work.
The Children
14
He had a frolic with the children, and then called his mother and
The Brick Moon, and Other Stories
15
They were better for getting out and having a frolic.
Beautiful Joe: An Autobiography
16
He then had a frolic with Jerry in the hay-loft, in the midst of which he suddenly stopped and inquired:
Oscar; Or, The Boy Who Had His Own Way
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