The meang of GAYETY is merrymakg; also : ftive activy —often ed plural.
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Gayety fn, a variant of gaiety. See more." name="scriptn * definition of gayety *
earlier, "cheerfulns, " borrowed om Middle French gayeté, gog back to Old French, om gai gay entry 1 + -eté -y. Gay·e·ty (gā′ĭ-tē)Amerin Herage® Dictnary of the English Language, Fifth Edn.
GAYETY
The qualy or state of beg gay or cheerful; merriment. Sometim, gayety.
[1625–35; < French gaieté=gai gay + -té -ty2] Random Hoe Kernerman Webster's College Dictnary, © 2010 K Dictnari Ltd.
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