frolic 音标拼音: [fr'ɑlɪk]
n . 嬉戏
vi . 嬉戏
a . 嬉戏的,欢乐的
嬉戏嬉戏嬉戏的,欢乐的
frolic n 1 :
gay or light -
hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement ; "
it was all done in play "; "
their frolic in the surf threatened to become ugly " [
synonym : {
play }, {
frolic },
{
romp }, {
gambol }, {
caper }]
v 1 :
play boisterously ; "
The children frolicked in the garden ";
"
the gamboling lambs in the meadows "; "
The toddlers romped in the playroom " [
synonym : {
frolic }, {
lark }, {
rollick },
{
skylark }, {
disport }, {
sport }, {
cavort }, {
gambol }, {
frisk },
{
romp }, {
run around }, {
lark about }]
Frolic \
Frol "
ic \ (
fr [
o ^]
l "[
i ^]
k ),
a . [
D .
vroolijk ;
akin to G .
fr ["
o ]
lich ,
fr .
froh ,
OHG .
fr [=
o ],
Dan .
fro ,
OS .
fr [=
a ]
h ,
cf .
Icel .
fr [=
a ]
r swift ;
all perh .
akin to Skr .
pru to spring up .]
Full of levity ;
dancing ,
playing ,
or frisking about ;
full of pranks ;
frolicsome ;
gay ;
merry .
[
1913 Webster ]
The frolic wind that breathes the spring . --
Milton .
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The gay ,
the frolic ,
and the loud . --
Waller .
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Frolic \
Frol "
ic \,
n .
1 .
A wild prank ;
a flight of levity ,
or of gayety and mirth .
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He would be at his frolic once again . --
Roscommon .
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2 .
A scene of gayety and mirth ,
as in lively play ,
or in dancing ;
a merrymaking .
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Frolic \
Frol "
ic \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Frolicked };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Frolicking }.]
To play wild pranks ;
to play tricks of levity ,
mirth ,
and gayety ;
to indulge in frolicsome play ;
to sport .
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1913 Webster ]
Hither ,
come hither ,
and frolic and play . --
Tennyson .
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1913 Webster ]
81 Moby Thesaurus words for "
frolic ":
antic ,
beam ,
caper ,
caracole ,
carol ,
carouse ,
carry on ,
cavort ,
celebration ,
chirp ,
chirrup ,
clap hands ,
curvet ,
cut a dido ,
cut capers ,
cut up ,
dance ,
delight ,
dido ,
disport ,
escapade ,
exult ,
festivity ,
flounce ,
fool around ,
frisk ,
fun and games ,
gaiety ,
gambado ,
gambol ,
glory ,
glow ,
have fun ,
hell ,
high jinks ,
horse around ,
horseplay ,
jollification ,
jollity ,
joy ,
jubilate ,
lark ,
laugh ,
lilt ,
make whoopee ,
merriment ,
merrymaking ,
mirth ,
monkeyshine ,
monkeyshines ,
party ,
partying ,
play ,
practical joke ,
prank ,
radiate cheer ,
rejoice ,
revel ,
revelry ,
riot ,
roister ,
rollick ,
romp ,
shenanigan ,
shenanigans ,
shines ,
sing ,
skip ,
skip for joy ,
skylark ,
skylarking ,
smile ,
sparkle ,
sport ,
spree ,
tomfoolery ,
trick ,
trip ,
waggish trick ,
wassail ,
whistle
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