Rejoicing, esp. as outwardly expressed or manifested; merrymaking; jollity, gaiety. to make mirth (also mirths): to celebrate, rejoice. Obsolete.

A pleasurable state or condition; a state of happiness or felicity; esp. the perfect bliss or beatitude of heaven; hence, the place of bliss…

Merrymaking, festivity, revelry; plural, Festivities, festive dissipations or enjoyments.

merrymaking.

Affable or jovial companionship; conviviality; spec. feasting, drinking, and merrymaking; revelling, carousing. Also more generally: a spirit of…

Proverbs and proverbial phrases.

The action of feasting, banqueting, or merrymaking; (later more usually) the action of going on an excursion or pleasure trip. Also with about, around…

= merrymaking, n.

Merrymaking, festivity, pleasure-seeking.

= joviality, n.

The quality of being jovial; hearty mirth, humour, or good-fellowship; jollity, festivity, conviviality.

Jovial quality, joviality.

= jollity, n. 1 2.

= good fellowship, n.

The action of celebrating; revelling; conviviality; (also) an instance of this, a festive occasion, a party.

The quality of being convivial; the enjoyment of festive society, festivity; (of persons) convivial spirit or disposition.

The action of jollifying or making merry; merrymaking, jollity; a merrymaking.

= merrymaking, n.

A jollification, a spree, a binge. Frequently in on the skite. Originally and chiefly Scottish.

Wine, women, and song, proverbially considered the essential ingredients for carefree entertainment and pleasure by men.

North American slang. In extended use: the action or process of enjoying oneself or ‘having a ball’ (see ball, v.3 2).