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Yes. Merry is another word for happy.
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What is another strong word for happy?
blissful, blithe, cheerful, joyful, merry, gay, delighted, contented
What does the root word felic mean?
happy or merry
What is synonyms of word happy?
delighted, merry, joyful, pleasant, glad, personable
What are four adjectives that describe the word happy?
The word happy is an adjective. Any word that modified happy would be an adverb.He is very happy.She is not happy.They are occasionally happy.The adjective happy has synonyms such as blissful, cheerful, joyous, jubilant, and merry.
What a big word for happy?
Another word for 'happy' is 'elated.'
What is a 5 letter word that means to make merry?
Jolly is another five letter word meaning merry or happy is another.
What is another strong word for happy?
blissful, blithe, cheerful, joyful, merry, gay, delighted, contented
What does the root word felic mean?
happy or merry
What is the special greeting in Ghana that means Merry Christmas and Happy New Year?
People say Afishapa to one another, using an Akan (a major Ghanian language) word that translates to Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
What is another word for make merry?
To make merry is to celebrate.
What Is the Difference Between Happy and Merry?
Merry is jubilantly happy!
What is synonyms of word happy?
delighted, merry, joyful, pleasant, glad, personable
What is a word that starts with m that and means happy?
Merry is a synonym for happy. It begins with the letter m.
What is another word for bashful and its in merry christmas?
Your mom what about you
When was Merry Happy created?
Merry Happy was created on 2008-03-24.
How do you say Merry Christmas in England?
Just as in your question !They tend to say "Happy Christmas" instead of "Merry".Merry Christmas
Is it correct to wish merry new year instead of happy new year?
The word merry means to take part in festivity as revelry with the community in happiness for a singular occasion . Happy would mean a long duration of time to remain happy and therefore more appropriate usage as Merry Christmas and Happy New Year..
