fun-loving

[fuhn-luhv-ing]

adjective

1. enjoying life in a lively, lighthearted way; spirited; playful.

   fun-loving friends.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fun-loving¹

First recorded in 1770–80

Example Sentences

On Wednesday, that time span will become nine years and one day, as the fun-loving and ever-popular tight end will sign a one-day contract with the Patriots so he can officially retire as a member of the team with which he won three of his four Super Bowl rings.

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Fans of Truro are more used to spending away days supping pints in more placid provincial southern towns, but promotion has given them the opportunity to enjoy a fun-loving Friday night in one of the country's best party spots.

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The statement said Harvey was a "popular, energetic and fun-loving pupil who is dearly missed every day".

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Yet there’s another side to the story: Osbourne could also be a generous, friendly, fun-loving bloke—at least according to Stephen Rea’s “Ozzy & Me.”

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A two-story ADU with movie theater touches in the garage, a rooftop deck and whimsical decor in the living space offers new opportunities for fun-loving Venice family.

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Related Words

• amusing 
• cheerful 
• comical 
• enjoyable 
• glad 
• hilarious 
• jolly 
• joyful 
• joyous 
• lighthearted 
• lively 
• mad 
• pleasant 
• rollicking 
• sunny 
• winsome