frisk
verbUK /frɪsk/
US /frɪsk/
To frisk means to move around in a quick and happy way.
The puppy frisked around the garden, wagging its tail.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To pat someone's clothes to look for hidden things, especially weapons.
The guard frisked the visitor at the door.
3. A quick, lively jump or movement.
With a frisk of its tail, the dog ran to the door.
4. To search a place quickly and thoroughly.
The officers frisked the room for hidden clues.