Definition of “mirth”

-but he'll certainly provide for moments of mirth if he keeps up the choir-master act.

13 Who said, ``Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter.

A raucous cheer went up from the onlookers in the street, and the men holding Crook bellowed with drunken mirth.

He had not been cooled by her mirth however; nor had he wasted time with the niceties of a seduction.

Hiding behind trees and opening the doors to welcome unsuspecting passers-by left my three-year-old speechless with mirth.

His cheeks grew very pink, and his eyes squeezed into little crescents of mirth.

My hangover was not improved by riding into a low branch next morning and being knocked off to howls of mirth from my colleagues.

One of the butts of his mirth is himself, or at least that younger version.

The Las Vegas showman recalled with mirth his first meeting with Hewitt when he was fighting back from the challenger circuit.