a. rare. [f. FRISK sb. or v. + -FUL.] Apt to frisk, frolicsome.

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1728–46.  Thomson, Spring, 833.

                        His sportive Lambs,
This way and that convolv’d, in friskful glee,
Their Frolicks play.

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1876.  F. Locker-Lampson, Bramble-Rise, viii., in Lond. Lyr.

        My heart leaps up, and I rejoice
As falls upon my ear thy voice,
    My little friskful Daughter.

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