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n. Great merriment.

n. A great amount of amusement, usually accompanied by laughter.

n. Something that induces laughter.

n. Boisterous mirth; merriment; jollity.

n. Demonstrative mirth or merriment; gleeful exhilaration; social gaiety; jollity.

n. Synonyms Hilarity, Joy, Glee, Joviality; gaiety, exhilaration. Joy is not often used of the excitement or overflow of animal spirits, but is rather and almost distinctively an affection of the mind. Glee is a strong word for an acute or ecstatic pleasure that expresses itself in mirthfulness and other demonstrative signs of high spirits. Joviality is that feeling or character which, being itself gay, merry, or jolly, brings others into the same mood; the word is generally used in a good sense. Hilarity is more often, but not necessarily, used of mirth, laughter, or other signs of exhilaration exceeding the limits of reason or propriety. See animation, mirth, gladness, happiness.

n. great merriment

"They stroll around New York, getting involved in all sorts of situations where 'hilarity' is sure to ensue."

gaiety    merriment   

hilarious   

exhilaration    joyousness    jollity    mirth    cheerfulness    glee    merriment    joviality    gayety    jauntiness   

Solidarity    Verity    barbarity    celerity    clarity    dexterity    disparity    familiarity    irregularity    parity   

merriment    jollity    glee    gaiety    revelry    elation    gladness    exuberance    applause    frolic