fun-loving
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of fun-loving
First recorded in 1770–80
Example Sentences
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"Always keeping busy. But generally fun-loving and up for a laugh. Didn't take things too seriously in life."
From BBC
Ma’s cinnamon rolls are reserved for special occasions—delicacies used to trick unsuspecting guests into thinking that we’re a fun-loving family.
From Literature
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.
From Los Angeles Times
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.
From BBC
The statement said Harvey was a "popular, energetic and fun-loving pupil who is dearly missed every day".
From BBC
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