What is another word for jocund?
430 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɒkʌnd], [ dʒˈɒkʌnd], [ dʒ_ˈɒ_k_ʌ_n_d]
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Similar words for jocund:
- all (adjective)
- blithe (adjective)
- cheerful (adjective)
- convivial (adjective)
- festive (adjective)
- gay (adjective)
- genial (adjective)
- glad (adjective)
- gleeful (adjective)
- jocular (adjective)
- jolly (adjective)
- jovial (adjective)
- joyful (adjective)
- lighthearted (adjective)
- lively (adjective)
- merry (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- playful (adjective)
- waggish (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- jocular
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Jocund:
adj.
• all (adjective) • blithe (adjective) • cheerful (adjective)- snappy,
- up-beat,
- full of pep,
- in high spirits,
- sprightly,
- in good spirits,
- jocose,
- heartiest,
- hilarious,
- sunny side up,
- zingy,
- zappy.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- de-lightful,
- de lightful,
- jokier,
- most joshing,
- jokiest,
- more larking,
- more joshing,
- most larking,
- lots laughs.
- feelgood,
- lightsome,
- happy go lucky,
- most feelgood,
- high spirited,
- more lightsome,
- more feelgood,
- most lightsome,
- laidback.
- 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.
- back-slapping,
- laid back,
- joyful,
- carnivalesque,
- gleeful,
- Conversible,
- jocular,
- can't complain,
- convivial,
- jolly,
- glad,
- go-go,
- fun-loving,
- Larking,
- Warm-hearted,
- gay,
- genial,
- lively,
- gagged up,
- jovial,
- lighthearted,
- mirthful,
- blithe,
- Tickled,
- grooving,
- lots of laughs,
- riproaring,
- blithesome,
- backslapping,
- elvish,
- campy,
- boffo,
- tongue in cheek,
- pleasure-seeking,
- festive,
- clubby,
- campiest,
- cheerful,
- merry,
- feeling one's oats,
- floating on air,
- waggish,
- glad-handering,
- jokey,
- coltish,
- for grins,
- Saturnalian,
- prankish,
- tickled to death,
- campier.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- blissful,
- chirpy,
- air,
- up,
- brighten,
- cheery,
- gaily,
- nostalgic,
- pleased,
- transport,
- full,
- exultant,
- thrilled,
- seventh,
- elated,
- bliss (sb) out,
- gruntled,
- wrapped,
- high-spirited,
- high,
- chuffed,
- moon,
- proudly,
- chipper,
- float,
- enraptured,
- jaunty,
- cheer,
- perky,
- epicurean,
- rapturous,
- bright,
- merrily,
- happy,
- incandescent,
- bliss,
- breezy,
- overjoyed,
- million,
- footloose,
- delirious,
- top,
- sunny,
- happy camper,
- ecstatic,
- loved up,
- buck,
- jubilant,
- contented,
- swoon,
- proud,
- beatific,
- cloud,
- walk,
- euphoric,
- happily,
- fulfilled,
- bittersweet,
- blissed out,
- gladly,
- jump,
- delighted,
- believe,
- Light-hearted,
- exalted,
- made up,
- joyous,
- dance,
- glee,
- cheer (sb) up,
- charmed.
Other synonyms:
• jocular • Other relevant words (noun):- 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.
How to use "Jocund" in context?
Jocund is a word used to describe someone or something that is happy and lively. Usually used to describe people, jocund can also be used to describe things like wines and desserts. The word derives from the Latin word jocundus, meaning cheerful, happy, and joyful.
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