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Noun Denoting amusement, enjoyment or pleasure amusement enjoyment pleasure excitement joy thrill cheer entertainment glee merriment play blast buffoonery festivity foolery joyfulness merriness mirth playfulness satisfaction ball cheerfulness cheeriness festiveness gaiety gleefulness happiness jocularity jollity living it up tomfoolery vibrancy enthusiasm exuberance felicity gladness high spirits hilarity jesting laughter levity light-heartedness liveliness mirthfulness mischief nonsense perkiness rapture revelry sunniness vigorUS vigourUK vim vitality vivacity vividness zest brightness clowning distraction diversion ebullience energy good time grins solace buoyancy gambol joking rejoicing riot treat romping blitheness blithesomeness friskiness funniness gambolingUS gambollingUK humorousness jocundity jolliness kick knavery lightheartedness mischievousness rascality roguishness sportiveness waggery wantonness comedy exhilaration facetiousness foolishness humourUK humorUS jocoseness jocosity silliness “Our holiday was the best fun we've had in a long time.” Adjective (informal) Enjoyable or amusing enjoyable amusing entertaining exciting pleasurable pleasant agreeable delectable delicious delightful festive gratifying happy joyful pleasing satisfying cool good groovy great interesting clubbable distracting diverting fine “We had a fun time at the beach.” Adjective (informal) Whimsical or flamboyant flamboyant whimsical theatrical brilliant colourfulUK colorfulUS convivial dazzling elaborate extravagant flashy glamorous glitzy merry ostentatious baroque camp dashing exciting jazzy lurid outrageous peacockish pretentious resplendent showy splashy swank chichi flaming florid gaudy loud luscious luxuriant ornate rich sporty swashbuckling rococo “This year's Mardi Gras is much more fun than last year's.” Noun Activity engaged in for amusement celebration festivity merrymaking escapade party conviviality bash ceremony festival fete gala romp shenanigans frolic good times high jinks jubilation frolics gaiety game great time hijinks horseplay joviality jubilee junketing pastime revels sport cavorting fun and games jamboree jollification caper dalliance carnival feast hobby hobbyhorse indulgence shenanigan show soiree wassail “The siren heralded the commencement of the games, signalling that the fun had begun.” Noun A break from work leisure recreation relaxation respite rest rest and recreation beer and skittles gratification relief refreshment R and R holiday activity binge carousing delight escape frolicking gayety lark revel revelingUS revellingUK rollick rollicking scream spree time killer break day off day of rest days off fling leave leave of absence recess sabbatical time off trip vacation whoopee laughs picnic “It's time for some fun now that the working week is done.” Adjective (informal) Done for a non-work related purpose recreational leisurely amusing entertaining frivolous casual comfortable easy free lazy relaxed relaxing restful unhurried non-job related non-work related “He went on a fun trip to get away from work for a few days.” Adjective (informal) Being extroverted in personality extroverted lively bombastic gregarious personable sociable boisterous cheerful friendly genial likeableUK likableUS vivacious congenial extraverted social talkative witty blithe cordial spirited sprightly unreserved waggish fabulous gassy “He was extremely fun and the life of the party.” Adjective Humorous or funny funny hilarious humorous facetious comical flippant gay gleeful comic droll fun-loving jocular jovial lighthearted light-hearted glib high-spirited jokey laughable ludicrous mirthful playful riotous sidesplitting tongue in cheek tongue-in-cheek uproarious beguiling blithesome farcical for a laugh frivolous frolicsome ridiculous sportive stimulating unserious antic in jest jocose jocund risible “Her banter was just a fun way of expressing her affection for him.” Noun A state of noisy and confused activity hoopla hullabaloo ado ballyhoo blather bluster bobbery bother brawl bustle cacophony clamourUK clamorUS clatter commotion din disorder disturbance dither eruption fever flare-up flurry flutter foofaraw fracas fray fret furorUS furoreUK fuss hassle helter-skelter howl hubbub hue and cry hurly hurly-burly lather melee mêlée noise outbreak outburst outcry pandemonium pother racket roar row ruckus ruction rumpus scuffle shindy squall stew stir storm tizzy to-do tumult turmoil unrest upheaval uproar welter whirl williwaw zoo farce farcicality monkey business ridiculousness senselessness “All hell broke loose, and that's when the fun started.” Noun The act of ridiculing someone or something bantering teasing derision jeering jibing mockery ridicule taunting antics clowning about clowning around contempt fooling around jokes lampooning mischief ragging scoffing scorn skylarking sneering raillery “John's socks were full of holes and the mean kids had fun at his expense.” Verb (colloquial) To poke fun at or make fun of banter make fun of tease jibe mock poke fun at taunt be sarcastic about caricature chaff deride divert entertain flip fool gag gibe goof on guy haze jape jeer jeer at jest jibe at jive joke jolly josh kid lampoon laugh at make a monkey of make jokes about make sport of mess around mimic parody poke mullock at prank pull someone's chain pull someone's leg quip quiz rag rag on rally razz rib satiriseUK satirizeUS scoff at send up sling off at smoke take the mickey out of twit wind up wisecrack amuse laugh “She would sometimes fun her husband lightheartedly over the size of his belly.” Find more words! 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