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1. (n.) gaiety
the quality or state of being gay or cheerful; merriment.
2. gaiety
Often, gaieties. merrymaking or festivity:
the gaieties of the New Year season.
3. gaiety
showiness; finery:
gaiety of dress.
Etymology: (1625–35; < F gaieté=gaigay+-té -ty2)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) gaiety, merriment
a gay feeling
2. (noun) gaiety, playfulness
a festive merry feeling
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) gaiety
same as Gayety
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The Roycroft Dictionary |
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gaiety
1. An effervescence of spirits produced by the expectation or the receipt of money.
2. The emotion of a poor person on learning of the death of a rich relative.
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Sense: (an occasion of) fun or happiness
They joined in the gaiety.
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 Afrikaans: vrolikheid |
 Arabic: مَرَح، جَذَل |
 Bulgarian: веселба |
 Brazilian: alegria |
 Czech: zábava |
 German: die Fröhlichkeit |
 Danish: fest; festlighed |
 Greek: χαρά, ευθυμία |
 Spanish: animación |
 Farsi: خوشگذرانی |
 Finnish: ilo |
 French: amusement |
 Hebrew: שִׂמחָה |
 Hindi: प्रसन्नता |
 Croatian: radost, sreća |
 Hungarian: vigalom |
 Indonesian: kegembiraan |
 Icelandic: gleðskapur |
 Italian: allegria, divertimento |
 Japanese: お祭り騒ぎ |
 Korean: 명랑, 쾌활, 유쾌 |
 Lithuanian: linksmybė |
 Latvian: izpriecas; jautrība |
 Malay: kegirangan |
 Dutch: vrolijkheid |
 Norwegian: fest(lighet) |
 Polish: wesołość |
 Persian: خوشگذرانی |
 Pashto: خوشالى، ښه زړه توب، خوښى: |
 Portuguese: alegria |
 Romanian: amuzament |
 Russian: веселье |
 Slovak: zábava |
 Slovenian: veselica |
 Serbian: radost |
 Swedish: festlighet, förlustelse |
 Thai: ความสนุกสนาน; ความร่าเริง |
 Turkish: neşe, şenlik |
 Taiwanese: 歡樂，愉快 |
 Ukrainian: веселий настрій |
 Urdu: مسرت |
 Vietnamese: trò vui |
 Chinese: 欢乐，愉快 |
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