hippie; hippy; a member of a counterculture movement originating in the 1960s characterized by unconventional dress and a rejection of social norms

to play; to romp; to have fun in a lighthearted or energetic way

to be laughing and playing; to giggle or laugh merrily

To have a cheeky or mischievous grin; showing a frivolous or disrespectful attitude through smiling and giggling.

to frolic; to play boisterously; to laugh and play about together

the various expressions of joking, laughing, anger, and rebuke; to mock and scold

to play; to amuse oneself; to enjoy oneself by traveling or spending time outdoors

to romp, frolic, or play; to have fun in a lively way

Civilian officials indulge in ease while military officers seek pleasure; describes a government where officials neglect their duties for leisure

To be distracted from one's work by pleasure and fail to achieve excellence; to neglect business for the sake of play.

five animal frolics, a traditional qigong exercise system based on the movements of the tiger, deer, bear, monkey, and crane

concubine of King Jie, the last ruler of the Xia Dynasty, blamed in legends for the dynasty's downfall

to smile and speak in a tactful or gentle manner to avoid conflict or to please someone

to poke fun at or play with someone or something for one's own amusement

hippie; person who belongs to the counterculture of the 1960s

hippie; a member of a counterculture movement originating in the 1960s characterized by unconventional appearance and a rejection of social norms

(variant form) favorite concubine of King Jie, the last ruler of the Xia Dynasty

to neglect one's work or studies through play or pursuit of pleasure

(variant form) to one's heart's content; enjoying oneself fully and thoroughly without restraint