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His other bird friends would fly and frolic and frivol about in the forests, engaged in morning games or afternoon work or seasonable activities.— Will Type For Food
I'm going to 'frivol,' like the rest of the girls, in the evening--dance, and all that, you know, but I shall try to keep you among the hills, and inveigle you into long drives and walks by telling you exciting yarns that will take the place of the dissipations of business.— A Young Girl's Wooing
BLOOM: (With a sour tenderish smile) A little frivol, shall we, if you are so inclined?— Ulysses
In place of being sedate and sober-minded, she was frivolous to excess; she spent most of her time with women who liked to "frivol."— The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner

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