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joc·und
\ˈjäkənd sometimes ˈjōk-\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English jocound, jocund, from Late Latin jocundus, alteration (influenced by Latin jocus joke) of Latin jucundus pleasant, from juvare to help
: feeling, exhibiting, or characteristic of mirth or good cheer : cheerful, gay, lively
< singing, dancing, and jocund feasting >
< a small and jocund blaze upon the hearth — Elinor Wylie >
Synonyms: see merry |