frolic FROL-ik noun verb WS #20

a playful action or movement; a lively party or celebration; cheerful play or recreation

1. The school's annual spring frolic brought together students, parents, and teachers.
2. Their frolic in the snow left them exhausted but happy.
3. The company picnic was a delightful frolic that boosted employee morale.
4. The children's frolic in the playground attracted the attention of other parents.
5. The weekend frolic at the lake included swimming, boating, and barbecuing.

to play and move about cheerfully, excitedly, or energetically; to engage in merrymaking or fun

1. Students frolic on the beach during spring break, enjoying their freedom from studies.
2. The lambs frolic in the meadow, jumping and running with boundless energy.
3. Dolphins frolic in the waves near the shore, leaping and diving playfully.
4. The puppies frolic in the yard, chasing each other and rolling in the grass.
5. The children frolic in the sprinkler on hot summer afternoons.