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English Idioms :: merry
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merry.html - See: LEAD A MERRY CHASE, MAKE MERRY. |
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Traditional English :: merry
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merry.html - adj. (merrier, merriest) 1 a joyous. b full of laughter or gaiety. 2 Brit. colloq. slightly drunk. make merry 1 be festive; enjoy oneself.
2 (foll. by over) make fun of. merry andrew a mountebank's assistant; a clown or buffoon. merry thought esp. Brit. the wishbone of a bird. play merry hell with see HELL . merrily adv. merriness n. [OE myrige f. Gmc] |
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Traditional English :: merry-go-round
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merry.html - n.
1 a revolving machine with wooden horses or cars for riding on at a fair etc.
2 a cycle of bustling activities. |
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Traditional English :: merrymaking
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merry.html - n. festivity, fun. |
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English Idioms :: merrier
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merry.html - See: MORE THE MERRIER. |
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English Idioms :: merry
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merry.html - See: LEAD A MERRY CHASE, MAKE MERRY. |
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