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A protracted period of debauchery and drunkenness. This tradition originated with the "Spring Frolics" of Davidson College where a near lawless society develops over the course of the weekend. If you remember Frolics, you're doing it wrong.
Man those frolics were so hard, I don't remember anything since Friday. I just woke up wearing nothing but a hoodie as pants.
Frolics by bronsondog May 2, 2011
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Babytown Frolics 

Absurdly easy.

Made popular by agent Archer from the animated series of the same name. This phrase is used to describe anything that is extremely easy, simple, or otherwise not much of a big deal.
Person 1. "Can you believe how easy that exam was?"
Person 2. "Yeah, that was just babytown frolics!"

babytown frolics 

Absurdly ridiculous.
When hacking into a mainframe by using the password 'guest', one might remark "this is just... babytown frolics"
an adjective, a state of mind or emotion, a term evoking a positive feeling regarding something cool, badass, pimpin, etc..

Also a synonym for getting really really high
"Yo, last night was mad frolish"

"Yo, bring the weed over, we gettin' frolish tonight"
Frolish by NS-Dickie March 19, 2009

Frolicking with the polycorns 

To ingest a recreational dosage of DXM(Dextromethorphan)
We all bought some cough syrup so that we would be frolicking with the polycorns.

Frolicology 

The field of study into the benefits of playful, sometimes silly and lively movement or activity.

There seems to be some taboo among adults with the word 'Play', they see it as the domain of children. Research into the affects of play on an adults brain, body and mind when they are in a state of play are uncovering that playfulness can be a precursor to peak performance and moments of "Flow". The team at Blue Chip Minds coined the term to better describe the research they were uncovering and conducting into the science of play.
The way humans appear to let go and become more creative during times of play are of importance in frolicology, as it appears to affect the way a person perceives themselves and their environment.
Frolicology by Froth Files August 4, 2019

frolicious 

Someone with a fro (afro, jew fro, etc.) that looks delicious (delicious in this case meaning hot).
"Did you see that guy?! He's so frolicious!"
frolicious by jekyllandhyde January 16, 2009
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