frolic , also: frolick old use

With the help of the staff, we were free to frolic in the snow.

All that time sitting in the shade, watching the children frolic.

If there are children around, nothing pleases me so much as to frolic with them.

And so drudgery gives way to frolic, day to night.

"But the kids still get to frolic and play."

The men frolic with prostitutes in an apartment provided by the army.

Bright blue and red curtains started to frolic in the wind from the open window.

The dolphins continued to frolic around Raymond while he tried to listen.

You shall learn to frolic with them as well!

They frolic in a leaky water pipe out of harm's way.

There should be a place where our respective superiorities could meet and frolic together.

Most big resorts have clean, safe beaches where children can frolic and play.

But for a white American to frolic completely naked.

Where were the swimsuit models waiting to frolic in his suite?

During the free-form time, I just could not get myself to frolic around the room like the instructor.

"It just looked like you wanted to talk and your dragon wanted to frolic."

Doris, putting the kids to bed, then sneaking out to frolic.

But now, children and dogs frolic on its lawns.

Dolphins frolic offshore almost every morning - boats will take you out to see them up close.

Others freak out and enjoy the chance to frolic.

"It's like being a whale with a whole ocean to frolic in.

Inside, reality and virtual reality might frolic with each other.

Wells can frolic at least until his next start, on Saturday in Boston.

In the short run, a community of contented grasshoppers continues to frolic.

It will be hard to frolic through the next millennium with bones that have turned to sawdust.

Contemporary productions have not, for the most part, been frolics in the park.

He didn't know how long he'd been observed in his frolics.

Only in respect to never having spent time at their frequent frolics and work bees.

The first Frolic was an 18-gun 384 ton brig-sloop in service from 1806 to 1813.

These creative frolics had to be underwritten with cold cash, however.

Apart from the frolics of the children on the boulders below them the scene was a quiet one.

There will be no frolics of the sort that would raise a single eyebrow."

Friends will wait for each other to finish in the church before usual Sabbath frolics.

Or seek out entertainments that turn those very fears into frolics.

Here also, a green saurian frolics in the autumn mist.

Only the nearness of the Frolic had saved her from being turned out that disastrous night.

She knew that she was safe until the Frolic was over.

As you can see, the frolics are already underway."

Each state holds its own fundraiser, which is called a Fall Frolic.

The third Frolic was a 16-gun 511 ton sloop launched in 1842 and sold 1864.

Yet their frolics had aggressive moments and the children matured into troubled adults.

Was no place famed for good deeds, or loved for happy frolics?

The second Frolic was a 10-gun 236 ton brig-sloop launched in 1820 and sold 1838.

The Frolic was even more heavily damaged, and the crew had suffered very heavy casualties.

But she was not abdicating responsibility for a fortnight of fun and frolics.

The show uses special sound recording equipment to measure crowd cheering levels during the entire run of the Frolics.

Members of the Players put on three one-act plays each "Frolic."

An electric globe at the corner lighted their frolics.

"Oh, oh, we've had our frolics," she would think with a little chuckle.