English to Maori Meaning of frivol - frivol

Frivol :
frivol
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Definitions of frivol in English
Verb(1) act frivolously
Examples of frivol in English
(1) we shan't have time to frivol(2) If they had thought the ship was going down, they would not have frivoled as they did about it.
Related Phrases of frivol
(1) frivol away ::
frivol atu
Synonyms
Verb
1. trifle ::
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English to Maori Dictionary: frivol

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