frolicsome
[frol-ik-suh m]
adjective
merrily playful; full of fun.
RELATED WORDS
antic, frisky, fun, gay, gleeful, happy, impish, jocular, jovial, kittenish, lively, merry, mischievous, roguish, rollicking, sportive, sprightly, coltish, gamesome
Origin of frolicsome
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Examples from the Web for frolicsome
Historical Examples of frolicsome
I was a scamp—but a frolicsome scamp—and that is always a popular character.
Night and Morning, CompleteEdward Bulwer-Lytton
His good spirits frisked about the table like a troupe of frolicsome puppies.
Erik DornBen Hecht
At home, in the woods, he is the most frolicsome and loquacious.
All you got to do is go ahead and enjoy yourself, free and frolicsome.
The House of TorchySewell Ford
It is not so frolicsome as many of its fellows, but it impresses me as typical of its sender.
The Prairie ChildArthur Stringer
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