frisking

"Let the girl run and shout as much as she will it is a sure sign of health, and as natural to a happy child as frisking is to any young animal full of life.

Tom watched and watched, hoping whenever a frisking frock came in sight, and hating the owner of it as soon as he saw she was not the right one.

I remember how, when a little girl at school, I used to go home on Sundays and spend the time in frisking and dancing about.

Presently, I heard a snuffling sound behind me and then a dog came frisking and wriggling to my feet.

In short, it seemed as though mirth and gaiety were frisking and gambolling all over the meadow.

When they were turned out in the morning, the first moments of freedom from the confinement of the pen were spent in frisking and gambolling.

Hetty's was a spring-tide beauty; it was the beauty of young frisking things, round-limbed, gambolling, circumventing you by a false air of innocence--the innocence of a young star- browed calf, for example, that, being inclined for a promenade out of bounds, leads you a severe steeplechase over hedge and ditch, and only comes to a stand in the middle of a bog.

Crowds composed of both sexes and nearly all ages were frisking about the garden or sitting in the open air in front of the flagstaff and the temple, drinking wine and coffee or smoking.

Toto had run on ahead, frisking playfully, when suddenly he uttered a sharp bark of fear and came running back to them with his tail between his legs, as dogs do when they are frightened.

A symbolic 'National Frisking Day' to protest corruption is one worth considering.

Rather than make the community feel safer, frisking often does more harm than good, a collective form of punishment that puts everyone on edge.

ISLAMABAD -- The Indian forces have intensified checking and frisking in the name of so-called security measures ahead of India's Republic Day, 26th January in Indain occupied Kashmir.