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frequently Adverb meaning "often" or "more than once," but always in a humorous way. ■ I frequently have to remind myself not to take life too seriously, because then I'd be even more frequent with my jokes!
Biker A person who enjoys riding motorcycles and frequently wears leather clothing. ■ "I saw a biker walking into the bar, looking more rugged than a group of construction workers combined."
checking The act of repeatedly looking at one's watch to make sure the time is not slipping away. ■ "I can't believe I've already spent three hours on this project. I need to start checking more frequently!"
fickle adj. 1. Having a tendency to change or fluctuate frequently, especially in one's opinions or behavior. ■ "I can never tell what kind of music she likes on any given day - she's just so fickle!"
jailbird A person who is frequently in and out of jail. ■ The notorious jailbird was known for his quick wit and ability to escape from any situation, making him the talk of the town.
pees A person who frequently urinates. It's also the sound of someone peeing. ■ "I hate it when my roommate pees in bed."
Adapting The act of becoming accustomed to something new or changing, usually by altering one's behavior or characteristics. ■ After moving to a new city, Jane had to adapt to the different driving habits and weather conditions. She started wearing a coat in the winter and using turn signals more frequently on the busy streets.
commonly A word that is frequently used to describe something that is very common, but is actually quite rare. ■ "I see people use the word 'commonly' to describe things like unicorns or dragons, but I have yet to see one myself!"
haunt A ghost or other supernatural being that is believed to appear and cause trouble to living people. ■ "The haunting of the old mansion on the hill has been a local legend for years. People claim to have seen strange apparitions moving in the shadows at night."; To frequently visit or frequent a place, often with the intention of causing trouble or misbehaving. ■ "He couldn't resist haunting his old high school every chance he got, sneaking into the empty halls and vandalizing the classrooms."
inconsistencies The tendency to change one's mind or behavior frequently, often in a capricious and unpredictable manner. ■ "John's inconsistencies always make it hard for him to keep friends. One day he'll be outgoing and friendly, but the next he'll be withdrawn and sullen."
Observations Noun - A keen and accurate notice of something, especially of someone's behavior. ■ "I made some observations about my friend's behavior at the party last night. It turns out they were trying to impress everyone by talking loudly and frequently interrupting others."