Difference between Rollicking and Frolicsome

ROLLICKING vs FROLICSOME: NOUN

Hootenanny, Bluesy, Riotous, Exuberant, Lively, Spellbinding, Tuneful, Barrelhouse, Raucous, Rousing, Frolicky, Sportive, Coltish, Playful, Frolicsome

Carefree, Rambunctious, Riotous, Prankish, Joyful, Zestful, Flirtatious, Whimsical, Lighthearted, Mirthful, Frolicky, Sportive, Coltish, Rollicking, Playful

Hootenanny, Bluesy, Riotous, Exuberant, Lively, Spellbinding, Tuneful, Barrelhouse, Raucous, Rousing, Frolicky, Sportive, Coltish, Playful, Frolicsome

Carefree, Rambunctious, Riotous, Prankish, Joyful, Zestful, Flirtatious, Whimsical, Lighthearted, Mirthful, Frolicky, Sportive, Coltish, Rollicking, Playful

True there are often her rebellion and I sounds of rollicking music.
Greed, selfishness, and hypocrisy drive another rollicking story from Charles Dickens.
Swamp Romp concert is a rollicking ride through Louisiana roots music.
Amato presents the book itself as a rollicking theatrical play.
This rollicking and informative account will delight American history buffs.
Irrepressible farm animals join in a rollicking square dance.
A good-time, rollicking celebration of things that grow.
A rollicking rainforest romp, full of rhythm and energy.
Rollicking young superhero tale; lots of cartoon violence.
Some rollicking picnickers suffered later from colicky pains.

TONGUY, of a ready tongue, frolicsome, jocund, merry, cheerful, ready in speech, nimble of speech.
Full of sport, playful, frolicsome, merry, full of fun.
Chafe, fret, excoriate, cious, sprightly, frolicsome, playful, hurt by rubbing.