fun-loving
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of fun-loving
First recorded in 1770–80
Example Sentences
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Maggie was portrayed as “gentle” yet fun-loving, “sparkling and irrepressible.”
From Literature
Shaddick, 28, and Jenna were known in the area as a fun-loving couple who enjoyed socialising - he worked in a car parts factory while she worked in a call centre, both in Swansea.
From BBC
"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
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