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Cheerful adjective describing a person or thing that is full of joy and happiness, often in an exaggerated manner ■ "The dog was so cheerful that it seemed to be dancing with excitement!"
Bipolar An unpredictable mood swinger. Someone who is happy and cheerful one minute, then suddenly becomes sad and depressed the next. ■ John's bipolar personality makes it impossible to predict what he will be like from day to day.
blithely Adverb. Expressing a cheerful or casual indifference to something, often without fully comprehending the situation. ■ The tourists blithely strolled through the city streets, completely unaware of the danger lurking around every corner.
brighter A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic. ■ "She's a brighter than average person, she always sees the good in every situation."
buttercup A person who is excessively cheerful and optimistic, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I'm so glad you're here, buttercup. You always know how to make me feel better."
chirpy An overly cheerful and optimistic person or bird. ■ The chirpy salesman always managed to convince me that the product was worth it, even though I had my doubts.
Goody A person who is overly cheerful, optimistic or naive. ■ "Why do goodies always think everything will turn out okay?"
hurray A cheerful and enthusiastic exclamation, often used to express joy or excitement. ■ "Hurray!" cried Jane when she found out she got accepted into her dream school.
jaunt A lively, spirited and cheerful disposition or manner. ■ She had a jaunt in her step as she skipped down the street, ready to take on whatever came her way.
jingle A short, cheerful tune or catchy melody used to advertise a product or service. ■ "The jingle for the new car commercial is so catchy, I've been humming it all day!"
merrily Adverb meaning with cheerful or festive behavior, often in a way that is exaggerated or humorous. ■ "She merrily danced the polka at the wedding reception.", "He merrily told his joke to the group of strangers on the bus."
Perky An excessively cheerful and lively person, often to an irritating degree. ■ "He was so perky, I had to ask him to tone it down a notch."
schiller A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I hate schillers. They always have a 'silver lining' to every cloud and it drives me crazy!
sonny A person who is always cheerful and optimistic, even in difficult situations. ■ "I'm not sure how Sonny can be so positive all the time. Maybe he just has a really strong sense of humor."
trot A lively and cheerful pace, often used for jogging or running. ■ "I'm going to trot around the park to get some exercise."
Upbeat 1. Having or showing a cheerful and optimistic disposition, especially in the face of adversity or challenges. ■ "Despite the long lines and delays, Sarah remained upbeat and determined to get her new phone."
yippie A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I hate yippies, they always have a 'good vibe' but it just makes me want to scream!"
bubbly A person who is excessively cheerful and optimistic, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "I'm sorry, but I can't stand bubbly people. They always seem to have a perpetual smile on their face, even when they're not happy."
daisy A type of flower known for its cheerful yellow petals and delicate white center, often used as a decorative element in bouquets and garden arrangements. It is also the name given to any young girl, regardless of her actual appearance. ■ "Why did the daisy cross the road? To get to the other side, of course! But don't worry, she didn't run into any trouble."
Merry 1. Being in a state of happiness and joy, often accompanied by laughter., 2. Cheerful or lively, typically in behavior or appearance. ■ John's friends surprised him with a birthday party that was so merry, he forgot all about his diet!, She wore a bright red dress and a matching bow on her head, looking absolutely merry as she danced the night away at the ball.
Patty A term used to describe a person who is overly optimistic or cheerful, often to the point of being annoying. ■ "John always has a patty on when things go wrong. It's like he thinks everything will just work out in the end."
pom A term used to describe someone who is very cheerful, optimistic, and full of life. It's often used in a positive way. ■ "My friend is such a pom - she always has a smile on her face and makes everyone else feel better about themselves!"
sherry A type of fortified wine made in the Sherry region of Spain., Also, a person who is overly cheerful or talkative. ■ "I had a great time at the sherry tasting, but I think my friend might be a bit of a sherry."
Smiling The act of involuntarily curling your lips into a cheerful expression, often accompanied by the crinkling of your eyes. ■ "I was walking down the street when I saw my favorite celebrity, and I couldn't help but smile at them."
sunshine The cheerful light and warmth from the sun that makes flowers bloom and people smile. ■ "When I woke up this morning, I realized it was going to be a beautiful day of sunshine. And by 'beautiful', I mean I'm going to wear sunglasses and complain about how hot it is."