Merry ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Merry ( adjective )

1. Cheerful and lively.
2. Full of fun and good cheer.

Origin:

Old english myrge, of germanic origin; related to dutch and german dialect mergelig "pleasant", also to the verb murgen "to murmur".

Examples:

1. The children were merry at the party.
2. The guests were in a merry mood.
3. He was feeling merry after a few drinks.
4. The room was filled with merry laughter.
5. The music made people feel merry.

(As a verb)

Merry ( verb )

1. Cheerful and lively.
2. Full of fun and good cheer.

Origin:

Old english myrge, of germanic origin; related to dutch and german dialect mergelig "pleasant", also to the verb murgen "to murmur".

Examples:

1. The children were merry at the party.
2. The guests were in a merry mood.
3. He was feeling merry after a few drinks.
4. The room was filled with merry laughter.
5. The music made people feel merry.