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frolicker

/fɹˈɑlɪkɚ/ noun

One who frolics; a reveler.

Word Origin Frolicker comes from frolic, which is from an old Germanic root meaning 'happy, joyful'. Frolic originally meant 'merry-making, a playful outburst'. The word is related to free and friend, all from the idea of being beloved and joyful. So a frolicker is someone who engages in light-hearted fun.

noun One who frolics; a reveler. countable

The cheerful frolicker danced through the meadow with abandon.

(名词) 嬉戏者；玩乐者；欢闹者

那个欢快的嬉戏者在草地上尽情地跳舞。

(sustantivo) retozón; juerguista; parrandero; juguetón [Persona que juguetea; un juerguista.]

El alegre juguetón bailó por la pradera sin restricciones.

(nom) fêtard; joyeux luron; bambocheur; noceur; batifoleur [Personne qui folâtre ou s'amuse joyeusement.]

Le joyeux fêtard dansait dans la prairie avec un abandon total.

(Substantiv) Tollpatsch; Ausgelassener; Spaßvogel [**Frolicker** *Substantiv, maskulin* – eine Person, die ausgelassen und fröhlich herumtollt oder sich vergnügt.]

Der fröhliche **frolicker** sprang über die Wiese, ohne sich um die Blicke der anderen zu kümmern.

(名詞) はしゃぎ回る人。愉快に遊び回る人。

その陽気な浮かれ者は、草原を思い切り踊りながら進んでいった。

(substantivo) brincalhão; folião; travesso [Aquele que brinca; um folião.]

O brincalhão animado dançava pelo prado com abandono.

Synonyms: reveler player gamboler cavorter romper rollicker skylarker prankster Antonyms: spoilsport killjoy mope downer
Word parts: frolic + k + er

Related words

frolic frolicsome

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