1. plural of frisker; people or animals that frisk, or move about in a lively, playful manner
Usage: informal; often used to describe playful animals or children
2. plural of frisker; law enforcement officers or security personnel who conduct frisks (pat-downs) to search for weapons or contraband
Usage: informal; law enforcement context

Examples

• The puppies were energetic friskers, jumping and playing in the yard.
• The lambs were delightful friskers, leaping about the pasture.
• Airport security friskers conduct thorough pat-downs of passengers.
• The young children were friskers, unable to sit still during the long ceremony.
• Police friskers must follow proper procedures when searching suspects.
• The dolphins were playful friskers, splashing through the waves.