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Related (9): playful, lively, spirited, exuberant, animated, sprightly, buoyant, perky, mischievous
"Frisky" Example Sentences
- The kitten was very frisky, rolling around and chasing its tail.
- The puppies were so frisky they kept jumping up and down trying to get our attention.
- The goat seemed frisky, jumping around and butting heads with the other goats.
- The old dog still has a very frisky spirit and loves to run and play for hours.
- The children were feeling frisky after eating the candy and ran wildly around the house.
- My grandma always warned me not to act too frisky around the boys.
- Try to settle down, you seem a little too frisky at the moment.
- My cat is getting old but still has frisky moments where she chases after balls of yarn.
- The horses seemed frisky today, kicking up their heels and running through the field.
- The colt was feeling pretty frisky when the fillies walked by.
- My grandpa said his husband was feeling very frisky last night.
- The fawn looked very frisky bouncing through the woods after its mom.
- The man was feeling particularly frisky this morning and surprised his wife with breakfast in bed.
- The dolphins looked very frisky, leaping in and out of the water.
- The toddler was feeling very frisky this morning, running around and laughing hysterically.
- The toddler was feeling particularly frisky this morning, climbing on everything in sight.
- The little fawn was feeling very frisky, dancing and jumping around its mother.
- Their relationship started out frisky and passionate but soon settled into something more comfortable.
- The lambs were feeling very frisky today, jumping and running around their mothers.
- The sheep looked very frisky today, jumping and playing with each other in the field.
- The new puppies were feeling particularly frisky this morning, yipping and tumbling over each other.
- The tiger cubs looked very frisky, pouncing on each other and playfully biting their mom's tail.
- The baby goat was feeling very frisky, running around and headbutting anything within reach.
- The squirrels looked pretty frisky this morning, chasing each other around the tree branches.
- The fawn looked particularly frisky today, bounding and jumping through the woods.
- The fox cub looked particularly frisky this morning, chasing butterflies and tumbling over itself.
- The ducklings were feeling very frisky this morning, chasing each other around the pond.
- His smile was warm but frisky, leaving her wondering how the rest of the evening might unfold.
- The old tomcat still has some frisky moments where he chases after moths and beats up the younger cats.
- The baby elephant looked very frisky this morning, dancing around and spraying water everywhere.
- The colt was feeling particularly frisky today, bucking and kicking up his heels.
- The calves were feeling very frisky today, running and jumping around the pasture.
- Their relationship started out very frisky and passionate but then settled into comfortable familiarity.
- The young man was feeling particularly frisky and tried to kiss her when they were alone.
- She warned her daughter not act too frisky with boys at such a young age.
- The newlyweds were feeling quite frisky during the long ride home from their wedding.
- The seal pups looked very frisky, tumbling over each other and sliding across the ice.
- The young stallion was feeling particularly frisky this morning, dancing and rearing around the pasture.
- The tiger cubs were feeling very frisky this morning, pouncing on and biting each other and their mother's tail.
- Our elderly cat still has frisky moments where he chases after bits of string and catches moths.
- The young goslings were feeling very frisky this morning, chasing each other around the pond.
- The little filly was feeling very frisky today, bucking and kicking up her tiny heels.
- The birds looked pretty frisky this morning, chirping loudly and flitting from branch to branch.
- The young kittens were feeling particularly frisky today, tumbling over each and biting at each other's tails.
- The baby moose looked very frisky, gamboling around its mother in the meadow.
- The young bunnies looked pretty frisky this morning, leaping and tumbling over each other.
- The cubs were feeling very frisky today, pouncing on each other and chasing butterflies.
- The young puppies were feeling particularly frisky today, chewing on everything in sight and yipping loudly.
- The young stallions were feeling frisky today, dancing and kicking up their heels at the passing fillies.
- The young ponies were feeling particularly frisky this morning, galloping around the pasture bucking and kicking.
- The toddler was feeling particularly frisky this morning, laughing hysterically and banging on everything within reach.
- The foal was feeling frisky today, bucking and galloping around the pasture after its mother.
- The monkey looks fairly frisky this morning, swinging wildly from branch to branch and chattering loudly.
- Our eldest cat still has some frisky moments when she chases after bits of string and catches moths.
- She warned her daughter not to act too frisky or flirtatious with boys at such a young age.
- The young pony was feeling particularly frisky today, kicking up his heels at anything that moved.
- Their elderly cat still has some frisky moments when he chases after bits of string and catches moths.
- The girl's smile was warm but frisky, leaving him wondering what the rest of the evening might hold.
- The bold young colt was feeling particularly frisky this morning, kicking and rearing as the fillies walked by.
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