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enjoy To experience pleasure, happiness, or satisfaction from something. ■ John enjoyed the spicy tacos so much that he had to wipe sweat from his forehead.
assaulting2 An aggressive and offensive action taken to attack someone or something, often without warning. ■ "I was assaulted by a group of angry squirrels while I was simply trying to enjoy a picnic in the park."
behave To act in a manner suitable for the occasion or for a particular person. In other words, to play along. ■ "I don't want to talk about politics at dinner," said John. "Let's just behave and enjoy our meal."
Benefited To greatly enjoy the benefits of something, often through luck or chance. ■ "I benefited from the rain by having an excuse to wear my new yellow umbrella."
cartographers A group of people who create maps and enjoy making fun of them. ■ "I'm a cartographer, but I have to admit, I can't help but laugh at the ridiculousness of some of the maps out there."
Chatter The act of engaging in meaningless or idle conversation. ■ "I don't understand why people enjoy chatting about nothing. It's like a never-ending stream of nonsense."
chez A place where one goes to relax and socialize. ■ "I can't wait to go chez my friends and enjoy some good food and wine."
Clumsily In a way that is characterized by awkwardness, lack of grace, or poor coordination. ■ "He clumsily poured the coffee on his shirt and had to change before he could enjoy breakfast."
Coasters A group of people who enjoy going on roller coasters together. ■ The coasters went to Six Flags and had a blast on the thrilling rides.
Collective A group of people who have a shared sense of humor and enjoy making each other laugh. ■ "The collective was in stitches at John's joke about the flat tire."
daybreak The most important time of the day, when people wake up and start their day. Also known as "morning" or "sunrise." ■ "I can't wait for daybreak, so I can finally enjoy a cup of coffee and some toast!
daytime That period of time when the sun is up and people are awake. It's basically the opposite of nighttime. ■ "I love daytime because it means I can finally leave my office and enjoy some fresh air!
dunes A hill of sand formed by the wind. Also known as a "hill" of sand. ■ The camels had trouble climbing the tall dune, but they managed to make it to the top and enjoy the view.
enjoyable A quality or state of being highly pleasurable, entertaining, and delightful. ■ I can't wait to spend the day at the beach and enjoy some sunshine and relaxation.
enjoyment The act of taking pleasure in something amusing or entertaining. ■ I couldn't help but enjoy the comedic performance of the clown at the circus.
Establishments A collection of buildings or structures that are owned and operated by a single entity, such as a government, corporation, or organization. ■ "The city's government has recently established a new park for the community to enjoy."
evening A time of day when people relax and enjoy themselves after work or school. ■ "I always look forward to my evening routine, which involves cooking dinner and watching my favorite TV show."
evens The days of the month that are even numbers, as opposed to the odd-numbered days. ■ I only really enjoy going out on evenings because I love to dance the salsa!
feathering The art of adding fluff and color to one's hair using feathers, typically for comedic effect. ■ "I'm not really a morning person, but I do enjoy some good feathering before my coffee."
forty The number of years that one must be old before they are eligible to receive a pension. ■ "I can't wait until I'm forty, because then I'll be able to retire and enjoy my golden years!"
Fraternity A group of men who are friends and enjoy drinking heavily together. ■ "The fraternity brothers spent the whole night drinking and singing offensive songs about women."
glen A small, secluded valley with a gently flowing stream. ■ The couple decided to go on a romantic picnic in the glen and enjoy the scenery.
golfers A group of individuals who enjoy spending their weekends on the green hitting a ball with a club. ■ "I can't believe we actually paid money to watch these golfers swing their clubs around for hours on end."
gusto A lively, enthusiastic spirit or behavior, often associated with an intense desire to participate in or enjoy something. ■ "The band played with such gusto that the audience couldn't help but dance along."
hiker a person who enjoys walking long distances through nature and backpacking. ■ "I'm so glad I'm a hiker, because then I get to enjoy the great outdoors and eat all the trail mix I want."
hikers A group of people who enjoy walking long distances and exploring nature. ■ "The hikers stumbled upon a hidden waterfall and took a break to have a picnic."
hoodlums A group of ruffians or low-class individuals who enjoy causing mischief and trouble. ■ "I'm so glad I moved out of the hood, those hoodlums were always giving me trouble.
hunters A group of people who enjoy the pursuit of animals for sport or food.<example></?><en>"I joined a hunting club to learn more about firearms and nature," said John, proudly showing off his latest gun collection.</en>
Infestation A hilarious invasion of an area by a large number of unwanted creatures or things. ■ The city was infested with a swarm of mosquitoes that made it impossible to enjoy the outdoors without getting bitten.
jogging An activity in which a person runs at a moderate pace for exercise or recreation. ■ I enjoy jogging in the park every morning to start my day off on the right foot.
margaritas A refreshing and zesty drink made with tequila, lime juice, and triple sec. ■ "I can't wait to enjoy some margaritas on the beach this summer!"
midge A tiny insect that loves to buzz around people's heads, often leaving behind itchy bites. ■ "I can't stand midges! They always seem to find me when I'm trying to enjoy a picnic."
midterms noun: the time when students must take exams or tests halfway through a school term. ■ "I'm so glad midterms are over, I can finally relax and enjoy my life again."
moderation A person who is not overly serious or uptight, and is able to enjoy life without taking things too seriously. ■ "He's known for his moderation and ability to have a good time, even in stressful situations."
motivates To provide or inspire someone with a strong desire or reason to do something. ■ "The promise of eternal youth and boundless energy motivates many people to exercise regularly, even when they don't particularly enjoy it."
muchachos A group of young, rowdy Mexican men who enjoy partying and drinking. ■ "The muchachos were having a blast at the fiesta, but they ended up causing more chaos than fun."
pacific An expanse of saltwater between Asia and Australia, and also a state of calmness or peacefulness. ■ "I'm going to the Pacific to surf some waves and enjoy the peaceful view."
park A large area of open land where people can go to enjoy nature, play games, and relax. ■ Why did the park become famous? Because it had a lot of "green" space for people to hang out in!
parked An amusing state of being. To be parked is to be in a place where one can relax and enjoy oneself. ■ "I'm so glad I parked at the beach today, it's been a blast."
Parks A place where people go to exercise, relax, and enjoy nature. ■ "I love going to the park to play frisbee with my dog. It's always a blast!"
perverts People who enjoy deviant or abnormal sexual behavior. ■ "I heard that the perverts at the local park were caught having sex in public. It just goes to show you can find these people anywhere."
philosopher A person who thinks a lot about things and tries to understand the world. ■ "Why do you always think so much, philosopher? Can't you just enjoy life like normal people?"
players A group of people who enjoy engaging in various games and activities together. ■ The players on the basketball team were so competitive that they were constantly trying to one-up each other, even during practice sessions.
pub A place where alcoholic beverages are served and people gather to socialize. ■ After a long day at work, John headed to the pub to relax with his friends and enjoy some cold pints of beer.
rapists A group of people who enjoy committing rapes. ■ "The rapists had a meeting to discuss their latest victim."
Relax To calm down and enjoy oneself without any stress or tension. ■ "I need to relax after a long day at work. Maybe I'll take a nap or watch some TV."
Retired A person who has stopped working and is now enjoying a peaceful and relaxing life. ■ He retired to the beach after finishing his job to enjoy some well-deserved relaxation.
Savor To enjoy slowly and thoroughly, often with great pleasure. ■ After finishing the last slice of pizza, John savored every bite and licked his fingers clean.
Savored To enjoy and appreciate something with pleasure, especially food or drink. ■ After finishing her last slice of pizza, Sarah savored every bite, savoring the cheesy goodness in her mouth.
schooling The act of educating oneself in a humorous way. ■ "I'm schooling myself on the art of sarcasm. It's amazing how much more people enjoy my company now."