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Definition of merry
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of merry is as below...
Merry
(superl.)
Laughingly
gay;
overflowing
with good humor and good
spirits;
jovial;
inclined
to
laughter
or play ;
sportive.
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Mirthful
::
Mirthful
(a.) Full of mirth or
merriment;
merry;
as,
mirthful
children..
Jackpudding
::
Jackpudding
(n.) A
merry-andrew;
a
buffoon.
Clavicle
::
Clavicle
(n.) The
collar
bone, which is
joined
at one end to the
scapula,
or
shoulder
blade,
and at the other to the
sternum,
or
breastbone.
In man each
clavicle
is
shaped
like the
letter
/, and is
situated
just above the first rib on
either
side of the neck. In birds the two
clavicles
are
united
ventrally,
forming
the
merrythought,
or
wishbone..
Winsome
::
Winsome
(a.)
Cheerful;
merry;
gay;
light-hearted.
Sportful
::
Sportful
(a.) Full of
sport;
merry;
frolicsome;
full of
jesting;
indulging
in mirth or play;
playful;
wanton;
as, a
sportful
companion..
Merry
::
Merry (n.) A kind of wild red
cherry.
Blithesome
::
Blithesome
(a.)
Cheery;
gay;
merry.
Light-hearted
::
Light-hearted
(a.) Free from grief or
anxiety;
gay;
cheerful;
merry.
Frolic
::
Frolic
(a.) Full of
levity;
dancing,
playing,
or
frisking
about;
full of
pranks;
frolicsome;
gay;
merry..
Antic
::
Antic (n.) A
buffoon
or
merry-andrew;
one that
practices
odd
gesticulations;
the Fool of the old play.
Frolic
::
Frolic
(n.) A scene of
gayety
and
mirth,
as in
lively
play, or in
dancing;
a
merrymaking..
Merrymaking
::
Merrymaking
(a.)
Making
or
producing
mirth;
convivial;
jolly.
Housewarming
::
Housewarming
(n.) A feast or
merry-making
made by or for a
family
or
business
firm on
taking
possession
of a new house or
premises.
Merrymake
::
Merrymake
(v. i.) To make
merry;
to be
jolly;
to
feast.
Harlequin
::
Harlequin
(n.) A
buffoon,
dressed
in
party-colored
clothes,
who plays
tricks,
often
without
speaking,
to
divert
the
bystanders
or an
audience;
a
merry-andrew;
originally,
a droll rogue of
Italian
comedy..
Jollification
::
Jollification
(n.) A
merrymaking;
noisy
festivity.
Gleesome
::
Gleesome
(a.)
Merry;
joyous;
gleeful.
Jolly
::
Jolly
(superl.)
Full of life and
mirth;
jovial;
joyous;
merry;
mirthful.
Furculum
::
Furculum
(n.) The
wishbone
or
merrythought
of
birds,
formed
by the
united
clavicles..
Exhilarate
::
Exhilarate
(v. t.) To make merry or
jolly;
to
enliven;
to
animate;
to
gladden
greatly;
to
cheer;
as, good news
exhilarates
the mind; wine
exhilarates
a man..
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