frolickers

Ones having fun

Frolickers are people who frolic—those engaged in playful, lighthearted activity.

The word suggests carefree enjoyment, often outdoors: The frolickers splashed in the fountain.

It carries a slightly old-fashioned or whimsical tone, evoking images of children at play or revelers at a festival.

playful people

rompers

Infant's single-garment outfit

jesters · cavorters · larks · teasers · clowns · buffoons · tricksters · wags · cavorters · funsters

leisurely play

recreation

Refreshment through leisure

cavorting · capering · prancing · dancing · splashing · frisking · gallivanting · traipsing · bounding · leaping

joyful energy

exuberance

Lively, unrestrained enthusiasm

animation · enthusiasm · effervescence · buoyancy · verve · sparkle · brio · zest · vim · pep

youthful play

children

Young human beings

puppies · lambs · cubs · kittens · innocence · carefree · spirited · spry · juveniles · scampering

festive scenes

picnic

Outdoor casual meal

  • carnivalTraveling amusement attraction
  • festivalOrganized public celebration
  • galaFestive formal occasion

jamboree · fiesta · fete · celebration · masquerade · party · fairground · beach · meadow · playground

Opposites
demeanor and behavior

frolickersmourners

Those lamenting a death

grievers · sulkers · brooders · worriers · mopes

activity level and energy

frolickersbystanders

People present but uninvolved

spectators · wallflowers · observers · onlookers · idlers

playfulness and demeanor

frolickersmourners

Those lamenting a death

stoics · killjoys · sobersides · stiffs · stuffed shirts

Family

frolicked, frolicker

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G