jollˈeying or jollˈying noun

jolly /jolˈi/

1. Merry
2. Expressing, providing or provoking fun and gaiety
3. Entertaining, festive, jovial
4. Healthy, plump
5. Splendid, very agreeable (informal)

1. To make fun of
2. (esp with along) to put or keep in good humour, amuse
3. Encourage
4. (with up) to make cheerful

Very

1. A royal marine (slang)
2. A party or celebration (informal)
3. An outing, a trip, esp at someone else's expense (informal)

jollificāˈtion noun

1. An occasion of merrymaking or being jolly
2. Noisy festivity and merriment

jollˈify transitive verb and intransitive verb

jollˈily adverb

jollˈiment noun (Spenser)

Merriment

jollˈiness, jollˈity or (Spenser) jollˈyhead noun

Jolly Roger noun

A black flag with white skull and crossbones, flown by pirate ships

get one's jollies (informal)

To enjoy oneself, have fun