About The Word Merrymaking
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Merrymaking
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What's The Definition Of Merrymaking?
[n] a boisterous celebration; a merry festivity
Synonyms | Synonyms for Merrymaking: conviviality | jollification Related Terms | Find terms related to Merrymaking: banquet | celebration | cheer | convivial | conviviality | feast | festal | festive | festivity | gaiety | gala | gay | gladsome | good cheer | heartiness | hilarious | holiday-making | hoopla | jollification | jollity | jolly | jovial | joviality | joyance | joyful | joyous | jubilation | larking | mad round | mafficking | merriment | merry | on the loose | racketing | regale | regalement | revel | reveling | revelment | revelry | revels | round of pleasures | skylarking | treat | whoopee See Also | celebration | festivity | high jinks | high jinx | hijinks | jinks | revel | revelry Merrymaking In Webster's Dictionary \Mer"ry*mak`ing\, a.
Making or producing mirth; convivial; jolly.
\Mer"ry*mak`ing\, n. The act of making merry; conviviality; merriment; jollity. --Wordsworth. |
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