Synonyms for Jocund:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • jocund.
  •blithe (adjective)
  • gladsome,
  • chirpier,
  • chirpiest.
  •cheerful (adjective)
  • snappy,
  • up-beat,
  • full of pep,
  • in high spirits,
  • sprightly,
  • in good spirits,
  • jocose,
  • heartiest,
  • hilarious,
  • sunny side up,
  • zingy,
  • zappy.
  •convivial (adjective)
  • clubbiest,
  • more conversible,
  • more glad handering,
  • back slapping,
  • most conversible,
  • more gladhandering,
  • more glad-handering,
  • most glad handering,
  • glad handering,
  • more festal,
  • most festal,
  • friendly,
  • gladhandering,
  • most backslapping,
  • festal,
  • more holiday,
  • most glad-handering,
  • most holiday,
  • more backslapping,
  • most gladhandering,
  • more back slapping,
  • more back-slapping,
  • clubbier,
  • most back slapping,
  • most back-slapping.
  •festive (adjective)
  • go go,
  • Rocking,
  • most grooving,
  • more go go,
  • more grooving,
  • more rocking,
  • more carnivalesque,
  • most go go,
  • most carnival,
  • most go-go,
  • swinging,
  • juiced up,
  • more carnival,
  • more go-go,
  • most gogo,
  • most carnivalesque,
  • most rocking,
  • GOGO,
  • more gogo.
  •gay (adjective)
  • more pleasure seeking,
  • more pleasure-seeking,
  • devil may care,
  • most funloving,
  • most pleasureseeking,
  • Gamesome,
  • more fun loving,
  • most fun loving,
  • most fun-loving,
  • selfassertive,
  • fun loving,
  • most gamesome,
  • more pleasureseeking,
  • funloving,
  • self assertive,
  • more gamesome,
  • most pleasure-seeking,
  • more fun-loving,
  • self-assertive,
  • pleasureseeking,
  • pleasure seeking,
  • most pleasure seeking,
  • more funloving.
  •genial (adjective)
  • more warm-hearted,
  • most warm-hearted,
  • most warm hearted,
  • warm hearted,
  • more warm hearted.
  •glad (adjective)
  • tickled death,
  • floating air,
  • over-joyed,
  • over joyed,
  • most pleased,
  • cant complain,
  • pleased as punch.
  •gleeful (adjective)
  • booner,
  • boonest,
  • de lighted,
  • de-lighted.
  •jocular (adjective)
  • most boffo,
  • more boffo.
  •jolly (adjective)
  • de-lightful,
  • de lightful,
  • jokier,
  • most joshing,
  • jokiest,
  • more larking,
  • more joshing,
  • most larking,
  • lots laughs.
  •jovial (adjective)
  • off-the-wall,
  • jollying,
  • Conversable.
  •joyful (adjective)
  • doing handsprings,
  • Flipping.
  •lighthearted (adjective)
  • feelgood,
  • lightsome,
  • happy go lucky,
  • most feelgood,
  • high spirited,
  • more lightsome,
  • more feelgood,
  • most lightsome,
  • laidback.
  •lively (adjective)
  • hyper.
  •merry (adjective)
  • more rip-roaring,
  • most rip roaring,
  • rip roaring,
  • most rip-roaring,
  • more rip roaring,
  • more riproaring,
  • more saturnalian,
  • rip-roaring,
  • most riproaring,
  • un constrained,
  • most saturnalian.
  •playful (adjective)
  • tongue-in-cheek,
  • most coltish,
  • most jesting,
  • more elvish,
  • impish,
  • feeling oats,
  • feeling ones oats,
  • more antic,
  • most elvish,
  • most antic,
  • feeling one oats,
  • most prankish,
  • more coltish,
  • more prankish,
  • more jesting,
  • flirtatious.
  •waggish (adjective)
  • kittenish,
  • most clowning,
  • more clowning.

• n.

  •
  • boon,
  • alive,
  • satisfied,
  • carefree,
  • exuberant,
  • content.

• Other synonyms:

  •jocular
  • facetious.
  •Other relevant words:
  • cheerfully,
  • rouse,
  • nicely,
  • encouraging,
  • enliven,
  • amusingly,
  • apparently,
  • encourage,
  • rapture,
  • gladness,
  • pleasant,
  • budge,
  • joviality,
  • encouraged,
  • Gleesome,
  • comical,
  • zest,
  • frolicsome,
  • distinctly,
  • enthusiasm,
  • beaming,
  • Rompish,
  • vivacious,
  • delight,
  • felicitous,
  • arouse,
  • invigorate,
  • laughable,
  • airy,
  • whimsical,
  • instigate,
  • enjoyment,
  • displace,
  • fun,
  • frisky,
  • evidently,
  • charm,
  • explicitly,
  • ludicrous,
  • zippy,
  • goad,
  • pleasingly,
  • wonderfully,
  • stirring,
  • resilient,
  • hilarity,
  • laughing,
  • pleasure,
  • incite,
  • buoyant,
  • joyfulness,
  • buxom,
  • softly,
  • slightly,
  • gaiety,
  • hasten,
  • exultation,
  • pleasantly,
  • disturb,
  • mirth,
  • jovially,
  • pleasing,
  • sympathetically,
  • gratification,
  • provoke,
  • triumph,
  • warmly,
  • braw,
  • bonny,
  • excitement,
  • stimulate,
  • smiling,
  • cheerfulness,
  • kindly,
  • awaken,
  • cordially,
  • joy,
  • amusement,
  • charmingly,
  • elation,
  • frivolous,
  • prettily,
  • droll,
  • agreeably,
  • decidedly,
  • risible,
  • entertaining,
  • satisfaction,
  • high spirits,
  • recreation,
  • heartwarming,
  • promptly,
  • brisk,
  • hopeful,
  • definitely,
  • jubilation,
  • ecstasy,
  • excite,
  • euphoria,
  • readily,
  • joyousness,
  • brave,
  • roguish,
  • exhilarate,
  • rejoicing,
  • rattling,
  • queer,
  • optimistic,
  • Recreative,
  • Lusory,
  • clearly,
  • exhilarated,
  • inspire,
  • recreational,
  • amusing,
  • playful,
  • openly,
  • beautifully,
  • merriment,
  • rhapsodic,
  • sportive,
  • funny,
  • spanking,
  • animated,
  • exhilaration,
  • blithely,
  • airily,
  • sunnily,
  • agitate,
  • diverting,
  • lightly,
  • quicken,
  • cheerily,
  • Gayeties,
  • witty,
  • exuberance,
  • delightfully,
  • fortunately,
  • comic,
  • superbly,
  • actuate,
  • happiness,
  • Ludibrious,
  • comforting,
  • live,
  • debonair,
  • cheering.

Antonyms for Jocund:

• adj.

  • cheerful
    sad.
  • Other antonyms:
    torpid, disheartened, disconsolate, cheerless, morose, plaintive, listless, dull, heartbroken, dejected, doleful, abject, saturnine, groaning, joyless, disgruntled, lugubrious, bleak, downcast, low-spirited, moaning, discontented, crestfallen, lachrymose, miserable, heavyhearted, brokenhearted, crying, blue, sullen, dark, desolate, dismal, despondent, weeping, melancholy, depressing, lethargic, downhearted, depressed, forlorn, comfortless, unhappy, sorry, aggrieved, woebegone, dreary, wailing, dispirited, moody, gray, sobbing, heartsick, wretched, somber, sluggish, glum, gloomy, woeful, dolorous, Saddened, black, mournful, sorrowful, anguished.