What is another word for jollied?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɒlid], [ dʒˈɒlid], [ dʒ_ˈɒ_l_i_d]
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Synonyms for Jollied:
v.
• cajole (verb)- crowd,
- sweeten up,
- soap,
- oil,
- induce,
- tantalize,
- blandish,
- work on,
- delude,
- argue into,
- inveigle,
- urge,
- influence,
- bootlick,
- entrap,
- wheedle,
- dupe,
- beguile,
- push,
- seduce,
- mislead,
- work over,
- get around,
- maneuver,
- lure,
- soft-soap,
- play up to,
- banter,
- jolly,
- massage,
- hand a line,
- stroke,
- suck up to,
- entice,
- sweet-talk,
- tempt,
- rub the right way,
- decoy,
- get next to,
- make up to,
- butter up,
- con,
- snow,
- lay it on thick,
- spread it on,
- deceive,
- brownnose,
- build up,
- apple polish,
- soften.
- dis,
- scorn,
- flout,
- lout,
- detract,
- gibe,
- quiz,
- disdain,
- do a number on,
- slam,
- knock,
- sneer,
- dump on,
- contemn,
- twit,
- disparage,
- put down,
- ridicule,
- chaff,
- roast,
- pooh-pooh,
- pan,
- laugh at.
- cower,
- be obsequious,
- truckle,
- kneel,
- pay court,
- crouch,
- abase,
- cringe,
- creep,
- debase,
- flatter,
- kowtow,
- slaver,
- fall on one's knees,
- toady,
- submit,
- cajole,
- stoop,
- cotton,
- be at beck and call,
- bow,
- fall all over,
- buddy up,
- curry favor,
- lick boots,
- court,
- grovel,
- lay it on,
- cave in to,
- yield,
- invite,
- apple-polish,
- be servile,
- scrape,
- honey up,
- woo,
- pander,
- crawl,
- cater to,
- defer.
- bamboozle,
- allure,
- coax,
- string along,
- sweet talk,
- persuade,
- butter,
- egg on,
- bait,
- soften up,
- toll,
- ensnare,
- hook,
- lead on,
- overdo it,
- rope in,
- honey.
- horse around,
- pull one's leg,
- play,
- laugh,
- trick,
- jest,
- make merry,
- wisecrack,
- sport,
- play tricks,
- kid around,
- pun,
- jape,
- poke fun,
- revel,
- play the clown,
- frolic,
- gambol.
- cozen,
- hoax,
- hoodwink,
- pretend,
- gull,
- make sport of,
- flimflam,
- joke,
- make fun of,
- bother.
- lean on,
- turn on,
- speed,
- impel,
- put the screws to,
- put up to,
- exert influence,
- hurry,
- goad,
- constrain,
- prod,
- spur,
- speed up,
- bear down,
- pour it on,
- railroad,
- steamroll,
- encourage,
- squeeze,
- push around,
- key up,
- Overpress,
- coerce,
- fire up,
- bulldoze,
- motivate,
- inspire,
- dragoon,
- pressure,
- expedite,
- oblige,
- strong-arm,
- sell on,
- go to town on,
- goose,
- press,
- browbeat.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- ebullient,
- quick,
- Tantalized,
- snappy,
- convivial,
- excited,
- Braved,
- festive,
- jollity,
- sanguine,
- elevated,
- Kidded,
- Joked,
- debonair,
- cheerfulness,
- gay,
- joviality,
- racy,
- Rallied,
- happy,
- Twitted,
- frolicsome,
- Jested,
- glee,
- frisky,
- queered,
- Flattered,
- Cajoled,
- Fawned,
- festal,
- vivacious,
- festivity,
- mirth,
- jollification,
- warmed,
- Raged,
- Bantered,
- gaiety,
- Gladded,
- Chaffed,
- cheery,
- fined,
- effervescent,
- merrymaking,
- happiness,
- full of beans,
- bouncy,
- Rejoiced,
- genial,
- Taunted,
- airy,
- merriment,
- pleasant,
- teased,
- perky,
- exuberant,
- conviviality.
How to use "Jollied" in context?
If someone says they are "jollied," it means they are happy and content. It might also mean that the person is intoxicated, which is why it is a slang term. Jollied can be used as a verb or a noun. When used as a verb, it means to cause someone to be jollied. This can be done through words, actions, or even thoughts. When used as a noun, it means something that causes jolliedness. This could be something as simple as a joke or as complicated as a relationship.
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