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Definition of merriment
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Merriment
(n.)
Gayety,
with
laughter;
mirth;
frolic..
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Mockery
::
Mockery
(n.)
Insulting
or
contemptuous
action
or
speech;
contemptuous
merriment;
derision;
ridicule.
Gay
::
Gay
(superl.)
Excited
with
merriment;
manifesting
sportiveness
or
delight;
inspiring
delight;
livery;
merry.
Jest
::
Jest (v. i.) To make
merriment
by words or
actions;
to joke; to make light of
anything.
Pleasance
::
Pleasance
(n.)
Pleasure;
merriment;
gayety;
delight;
kindness.
Mirth
::
Mirth (n.) That which
causes
merriment.
Glee
::
Glee (n.) Joy;
merriment;
mirth;
gayety;
paricularly,
the mirth
enjoyed
at a
feast..
Merriment
::
Merriment
(n.)
Gayety,
with
laughter;
mirth;
frolic..
Abderian
::
Abderian
(a.) Given to
laughter;
inclined
to
foolish
or
incessant
merriment.
Jocularity
::
Jocularity
(n.)
Jesting;
merriment.
Satyr
::
Satyr (n.) A
sylvan
deity or
demigod,
represented
as part man and part goat, and
characterized
by
riotous
merriment
and
lasciviousness..
Carnival
::
Carnival
(n.) A
festival
celebrated
with
merriment
and
revelry
in Roman
Gatholic
countries
during
the week
before
Lent, esp. at Rome and
Naples,
during
a few days
(three
to ten)
before
Lent,
ending
with
Shrove
Tuesday..
Drink
::
Drink (v. i.) To quaff
exhilarating
or
intoxicating
liquors,
in
merriment
or
feasting;
to
carouse;
to
revel;
hence,
to lake
alcoholic
liquors
to
excess;
to be
intemperate
in the /se of
intoxicating
or
spirituous
liquors;
to
tipple..
Utas
::
Utas (n.)
Hence,
festivity;
merriment..
Merriness
::
Merriness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
merry;
merriment;
mirth;
gayety,
with
laughter..
Gayety
::
Gayety
(a.) The state of being gay;
merriment;
mirth;
acts or
entertainments
prompted
by, or
inspiring,
merry
delight;
-- used often in the
plural;
as, the
gayeties
of the
season..
Waggery
::
Waggery
(n.) The
manner
or
action
of a wag;
mischievous
merriment;
sportive
trick or
gayety;
good-humored
sarcasm;
pleasantry;
jocularity;
as, the
waggery
of a
schoolboy..
Galliardise
::
Galliardise
(a.)
Excessive
gayety;
merriment.
Pleasantry
::
Pleasantry
(n.) That which
denotes
or
promotes
pleasure
or good
humor;
cheerfulness;
gayety;
merriment;
especially,
an
agreeable
playfulness
in
conversation;
a
jocose
or
humorous
remark;
badinage..
Effervesce
::
Effervesce
(v. i.) To
exhibit,
in
lively
natural
expression,
feelings
that can not be
repressed
or
concealed;
as, to
effervesce
with joy or
merriment..
Joy
::
Joy (n.) The sign or
exhibition
of joy;
gayety;
mirth;
merriment;
festivity.
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