Merry
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A merry word from Sir Walter Scott‘s Marmion to keep you warm and festive still!
Today’s word is simple, but I love its meaning.
mer·ry
- full of cheerfulness or gaiety; joyous in disposition or spirit.
- laughingly happy; mirthful; festively joyous; hilarious.
- Characterized by festivity and rejoicing.
- [Archaic] causing happiness; pleasant; delightful.
- [Synonyms] happy, blithe, blithesome, frolicsome, cheery,
glad, jolly, jovial, gleeful, mirthful.
After reading the definition, I feel like “merry” is an entire party in one word; not just happy, but– rejoicing! laughing! festive! frolicsome!
CliveJane wishes you a Merry Christmas, too
Happy Boxing Day from England!
May your day be merry and bright!
» Don’t miss previous {word wednesday} posts: Words from The Hobbit; Bequeath; Augury; Pluck & Quiddity.
→Kindle-editions available here: Marmion and Webster’s Dictionary.←
