gaysome
/ˈɡeɪs(ə)m/Now rare
adjective
Full of gaiety; light-hearted, buoyant, cheerful.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. From gay + -some.
- smoocher
- smoochy
- smoodge
- smoodger
- smooge
- smoor
- smoosh
- Smoot, George
- smooth
- smoothable
- phytomitogen
- phytomonad
- phyton
- phytonutrient
- phytopalaeontologist
- phytopalaeontology
- phytopaleontology
- phytopathogen
- phytopathogenic
- phytopathogenicity
- phytopathological
- phytopathologist
- phytopathology
- phytophagan
- phytophagic