good humor

American  

noun

1. a cheerful or amiable mood.

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Etymology

Origin of good humor

First recorded in 1610–20

Example Sentences

“But,” he returned with equal good humor, “a brother of the Chosen People!”

From Literature

Turner’s pre-season press tour validated the apparent honesty of his vulnerability — writers and talk show hosts marveled at his good humor, lack of self-importance and radiant sincerity.

From Salon

Torak looked up -and the remains of his good humor vanished.

From Literature

I wanted to say something back to Daisy but I figured that as long as Mama was in a good humor I had better leave well enough alone.

From Literature

Lord Fredrick’s good humor seemed to leave him all at once.

From Literature