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Jester

A buffoon a merry andrew a court fool

Merry go round

Matched in: Term Merry go round

Mirthful

Full of mirth or merriment merry as mirthful children

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Playful

Sportive gamboling frolicsome indulging a sportive fancy humorous merry as a playful child a playful writer

Puck

A celebrated fairy ldquothe merry wanderer of the nightrdquo called also Robin Goodfellow Friar Rush

Puckish

Resembling Puck merry mischievous

VerbarRiant

Laughing laughable exciting gayety gay merry delightful to the view as a landscape

Common employment

injured by the negligence of the general manager, Wilson v. Merry, (1868) LR 1 HL (Sc.) 326; or difference in the

Finder of goods

money is in law in the position of a finder, Merry v. Green, (1841) 7 M&W 623.

jocose

jokes and jesting containing a joke or abounding in jokes merry sportive humorous

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Jester

A buffoon a merry andrew a court fool

Merry go round

Matched in: Term Merry go round

Mirthful

Full of mirth or merriment merry as mirthful children

Keep your definitions linked to case research

Playful

Sportive gamboling frolicsome indulging a sportive fancy humorous merry as a playful child a playful writer

Puck

A celebrated fairy ldquothe merry wanderer of the nightrdquo called also Robin Goodfellow Friar Rush

Puckish

Resembling Puck merry mischievous

VerbarRiant

Laughing laughable exciting gayety gay merry delightful to the view as a landscape

Common employment

injured by the negligence of the general manager, Wilson v. Merry, (1868) LR 1 HL (Sc.) 326; or difference in the

Finder of goods

money is in law in the position of a finder, Merry v. Green, (1841) 7 M&W 623.

jocose

jokes and jesting containing a joke or abounding in jokes merry sportive humorous

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