jovial

Modifies a noun

• banter: In spite of their jovial banter they are aware that each food has a season in spite of its continual availability within our shops.
• mood: In neither case would they be in a jovial mood.
• atmosphere: Despite the long sessions, there is a jovial atmosphere in the halls.
• manner: He brightened up the patients ' days with his jovial manner.
• spirit: There followed the walking section Christmas Dinner at 2.30pm which was attended by nearly 40, in jovial spirit.
• character: His Moon in Sagittarius does indicate a jovial optimistic character - what happened?

Modifying Another Word

• very: POLITICS BEHIND THE PARTY However, beyond the very jovial nature of this demo lie some much more important political points.
• too: Peter Brooke ( NI 89-92 ) - too jovial on Gay Byrne's show on the night of an IRA attack.
• almost: The mood seems naturally anxious but not grim, almost jovial, with people smiling.
• quite: Not surprisingly there was not a hint of ego to be seen anywhere, and the atmosphere was quite jovial and very friendly.
• generally: Personality Traits Sagittarians are known for their broad vision, tolerant attitude, freedom-loving philosophical air, and generally jovial spirits.
• extremely: Brother Viktor was large, extremely jovial and waving a penguin.