Merrymaker (noun)

  1. A person who takes part in or causes enjoyment or celebration.
  2. A person who makes merry, is jovial, or is fond of festivities.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english myrgenmǣg "companion of the morning", from myrgen "morning" + mǣg "mate".

Examples:

  1. He was known as the life of the party and the biggest merrymaker.
  2. The group of merrymakers danced the night away at the ball.
  3. She was a notorious merrymaker and was always up for a good time.
  4. The merrymaker brought joy and laughter wherever he went.
  5. The village was filled with music and laughter as the merrymakers celebrated the harvest festival.
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