Adjective:

মজাদার, কলহাস্যময়, উল্লসিত, ফূর্তিবাজ, প্রফুল্লিত, হাসিখুশি, রঙ্গপ্রি়, আনন্দিত, প্রফুল্ল, আমুদে, সুচেতা,

merriest's Usage Examples:

"The 9 merriest moments from Mariah Carey's Christmas show".

Findon, writing in The Play Pictorial called this "The merriest of musical farces" The piece toured internationally, including a production.

Thomas More, Edward had three "concubines" to whom he referred as the "merriest", the "wiliest" and "the holiest harlot in the realm" (who was always in.

These measures earned Hungary the moniker of the "merriest barrack in the socialist camp" during the 1960s and 1970s.

and, from being a farmer's drudge, and a carrier's lad, he is now the merriest young grazier in all Northamptonshire.

is little doubt but that it would be hailed this morning as one of the merriest comedies of the season.

Rees, Jasper (14 December 2005); "Panto's merriest widow", The Telegraph.

originality, and insouciance of The Fountain of Youth, NBC, one of the merriest, most irreverent half-hours of the year 1958, this special Peabody Award.

" The collection was well received on publication, with the "merriest collection", with amiable parodies, to one reviewer who was less impressed.

Harvest time is certainly the busiest and the merriest time of the year.

Synonyms:

mirthful; jovial; joyous; jocund; jolly; gay;

Antonyms:

unfashionable; unenterprising; inactive; undynamic; joyless;