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adjective:
- Full of high-spirited gaiety; jolly.
- Marked by or supplying enjoyable and gaiety; festive: a merry evening.
- Archaic Delightful; entertaining.
- Brisk: a merry rate.
- Jolly and saturated in large spirits
- Festive and filled with fun and laughter
- Brisk
- pleased or showing enjoyment
- Laughingly homosexual; filled with good laughter and great spirits; jovial; inclined to laughter or play; sportive.
- Cheerful; joyous; maybe not unfortunate; happy.
- Causing laughter, mirth, gladness, or delight.
- fast and energetic
- full of or showing high-spirited merriment
- providing fun and gaiety
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others:
- Exciting thoughts of satisfaction and. gladness; causing cheerfulness or light-heartedness; pleasant; delightful; happy: as, the merry thirty days of might; a merry spectacle.
- Sportive and mirthful in quality or personality; jocund; jovial; rollicking; funny: as, a merry heart; a merry track.
- Brisk; lively; cheery.
- saturated in gibes: sneering; sarcastic.
- To make merry or glad; kindly; gratify; delight.
- Merrily; in a lively manner.
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Definition for "merry"
- Full of high-spirited gaiety; jolly.
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Sentence for "merry"
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Quotes for "merry"
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Synonym for "merry"
- vivacious
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Antonym for "merry"
- unhappy
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Phrases for "merry"
- merry Christmas
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Rhyme for "merry"
- Arie
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Cross Reference for "merry"
- merry dancers
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Equivalent for "merry"
- energetic
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Form for "merry"
- merrily
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Same Context for "merry"
- lively
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Variant for "merry"
- merriest
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Urban Dictionary for "merry"
- The phase inbetween Tipsy and Bladdered.
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