Definitions
a festive merry feeling
Word origin
Borrowed from Middle French gaieté, from gai. By surface analysis, gay + -ety.
Used in a sentence
“There was much gaiety at the ball.”
“The decorations added greatly to the gaiety of the room.”
“During the present gayety of the house, however, the poor girl has gone about with a face full of trouble, and to use the housekeeper's words, "has fallen into a sad hystericky way lately."”
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01“Festive cheer”6 letters
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