Approppriate Grammatical Context of "Frolic"

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Approppriate Grammatical Context of "Frolic"

View Poll Results: How should the word frolic be used?
Verb: Frolic "Let us frolic at the arcade later!"	25	75.76%
Noun: Frolic "Championship in Indy in 2007 is quite a frolic!"	8	24.24%
Adjective: Frolicsome "Genia's behavior at the webhug was quite frolicsome!"	10	30.30%
Adverb: Frolicly "Shall we play DDR frolicly tonight?"	4	12.12%
Wierd adjective: Frolicalicious "What a frolicalicious cake!"	6	18.18%
Frolic should not be used...ever.	8	24.24%
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05-05-2005, 20:30

Alex Pelan Alex Pelan is offline

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Re: Approppriate Grammatical Context of "Frolic"

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Originally Posted by The Urban Dictionary

to jump around. lose control

Sounds like a verb to me. And if the rest of those can 't be used, they can still amend the dictionary due to popular usage.

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