good-time 
adjective [attributive]
1(Of a person) having the pursuit of pleasure as one’s chief aim: a good-time girl a good-time party guy...
- Nikki (Miller, Law's real-life steady) is a gorgeous but unhinged good-time girl who never quite knows when the party's over.
- This week's show streaks into the cheekier end of the information TV spectrum by staging a contest between a gaggle of good-time girls getting ready for a night on the town and Ford's rally team.
- They sound as if they've turned out to be fine people despite all the press stereotypes of them as good-time party girls.
1.1(Of music) intended purely to entertain: good-time rock ‘n’ roll...
- Solid Comfort's music ranges from 1940's blues, to down-home country, to ‘non-electric, good-time music.’
- Psychobilly is just good-time music that uses traditional rockabilly and can get really crazy.
- Call it ‘Frisco Jazz,’ call it ‘Dixieland’ or ‘Traditional Jazz,’ it matters not - it's simply good-time music!
Derivatives
good-timer
- wordmonger
- word-mongering
- wordmongering
- word-music
- word of command
- word of honour
- word of mouth
- word order
- word-paint
- word-painted
- word-painter
- word painting
- word-pecker
- word-perfect
- word picture
- wordplay
- word power
- word problem
- word-process
- word processing
- word processor
- word recognition
- word salad
- word search
- words fail me