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Among those, there were more than 90 instances where people lost money or cars, taken most often during traffic stops, frisks and home searches — even though there weren’t related drug convictions or drug charges.
MASSACHUSETTS POLICE CAN EASILY SEIZE YOUR MONEY. THE DA OF ONE COUNTY MAKES IT NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO GET IT BACK.BY SAURABH DATAR AND SHANNON DOOLING, WBURAUGUST 18, 2021PROPUBLICA
“It’s an incredibly important part of our future,” Frisk said of the company’s connected shoes.
HOW THE PANDEMIC HAS CHANGED THE FITNESS INDUSTRYDANIELLE ABRILDECEMBER 2, 2020FORTUNE
But Tidy was foolish and proud, and, the next time he went out, he began to frisk about very gayly.
ST. NICHOLAS, VOL. 5, NO. 5, MARCH, 1878VARIOUS
Would that we were like unto these ewe lambs, that we might frisk and gambol among them without evil.
THE FIEND'S DELIGHTDOD GRILE
When grandpa bought Oliver he carried him home between his knees in the carriage, while he drove Frisk, the pony.
TOOTS AND HIS FRIENDSKATE TANNATT WOODS
Oh, what a fine view Jimmie had, but he didn't dare frisk around as Billie and Johnnie did, for he was a trifle dizzy.
LULU, ALICE AND JIMMIE WIBBLEWOBBLEHOWARD R. GARIS
Is not this like telling a sick man to get well, or a decrepit old creature to skip and frisk like a child?
THE EXPOSITOR'S BIBLE: THE BOOK OF JOSHUAWILLIAM GARDEN BLAIKIE
Even the old cows shook their horns, and made comical attempts to frisk with the yearlings.
OTHER MAIN-TRAVELLED ROADSHAMLIN GARLAND
Dan also had been discouraged to learn that Frisk Fagan, the motorboat operator, had been released from jail on bond.
DAN CARTER AND THE RIVER CAMPMILDRED A. WIRT
Savagely, he hurled himself upon the surprised Frisk Fagan, wresting the steering wheel from him.
DAN CARTER AND THE RIVER CAMPMILDRED A. WIRT
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
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capacitor

WORDS RELATED TO FRISK

  • bob
  • bolt
  • bound
  • buck
  • canter
  • caper
  • carom
  • cavort
  • dance
  • flee
  • flit
  • fly
  • frisk
  • gambol
  • glance
  • graze
  • hippety-hop
  • hop
  • leap
  • lope
  • make off
  • prance
  • ricochet
  • run
  • scamper
  • scoot
  • skedaddle
  • skim
  • skirr
  • skitter
  • spring
  • step
  • tiptoe
  • trip
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