me
rry
Comparative
merrier
Superlative
merriest
1
full of enjoyment and happiness
- She felt merry and carefree as she danced under the stars with her friends.
- The merry group of carolers went from house to house spreading cheer with their songs.
- He couldn't help but feel merry and content as he sat by the fireplace, sipping hot cocoa with his loved ones.
- The merry children ran around the yard, laughing and playing.
- She wore a merry smile as she greeted everyone at the party.
2
full of joy or lightheartedness, often associated with celebration or festive occasions
- We had a merry New Year's celebration with fireworks and laughter.
- He wished everyone a merry Christmas as the holiday season began.
- The children were excited for the merry Christmas morning ahead.
3
lively in movement or action
- The hikers set off at a merry pace, eager to reach the summit.
- They walked with a merry step, enjoying the crisp morning air.
- The children skipped down the street at a merry pace, excited for the parade.
- He moved through the market at a merry pace, eager to finish his shopping.
- The runner maintained a merry pace throughout the race, staying ahead of the pack.
4
lightly drunk, typically in a joyful way
- After a few drinks, they all felt merry and enjoyed the evening with laughter and songs.
- The merry crowd celebrated the holiday with dancing and festive cheer.
- She was in a merry mood, smiling at everyone she met throughout the day.
- His merry attitude made the party more enjoyable for everyone around him.
- The children were merry, running around and playing games on the bright sunny afternoon.
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