frolic

Preposition: on

street: Try to involve groups and individuals to provide and enjoy fun and frolics on the streets and open spaces of our community.

Adjective modifier

• festive: Expect to see festive frolics involving our own ZEEB?
• feisty: Feisty frolics in a spare moment - how many legs in this picture?
• drunken: The romances, the drunken frolics and the laughter are just as important as the squabbles - probably more so.
• legislative: It would destroy the concept of the Union if member states could go off on legislative frolics of their own.

Modifying Another Word

• freely: There are meadows and hills for all to frolic freely, and plenty of food water and sunshine.
• about: Kirk never wore green tights and frolicked about in Sherwood Forest.
• happily: Dive boats travel out to a coral reef where up to 200 Spinner dolphins will frolic happily with divers of all standards.

Noun used with modifier

ether: Ether Frolics is a devious show it's frighteningly simple and far from safe.

Followed by a transitive particle

around: Hundreds of Sykes monkeys frolic around the course, which gives the Windsor Golf a real African flavor.

Preposition: in

• water: Otters frolic in the still waters of the Loch, often putting in an appearance on the rising tide.
• pool: Holly-May and Benjamin frolicked in the pool and made friends with other children.
• sun: The weather is beautiful and I made sure I went out early, alone and frolicked in the midday sun.
• sea: The soul singer knocks the spots off other sunbathers as she frolics in the sea while on holiday in Barbados.

Followed by an intransitive particle

around: Once the animal of the west is safely tamed, man could frolic around with eastern monsters.