friskiness

English

Etymology

From frisky +‎ -ness.

Noun

friskiness (usually uncountable, plural friskinesses)

1. The characteristic or quality of being frisky.
   • 1944, Sarah Campion, The Pommy Cow, page 159:

     So he let all his chances go by, and the nurses, piqued, let the raw, shy, diffident Australian go by, sensing in him a depth of despair so profound that it made their little games and friskinesses ring as hollow and brittle as the glass balls they hung on the Christmas tree.

Translations

being frisky

• Finnish: vallattomuus (fi), leikkisyys (fi)