celebrate
large it
afterglow
merrymaking
put on one's dancing shoes
rejoicing
seventh heaven
simcha
feast
mark
in honour of
festivity
merriment
happy
far out
enthuse
glad
pleasure
yeah
good time
sweep along
get out what one puts in
savour
yippee ki-yay
celebrationary
gladness
high time
jubilate
exult
exuberance
rejoice
triumph
exuberate
felicitation
bowl of cherries
congratulation
enjoyableness
freewheeler
funfest
chipper
hoot
aah
joyfulness
gas
on a kick
blessing
riot
party
applaudingly
joyousness
elatedness
be bothered
gleefulness
praise the Lord
shlitty
barrel of fun
song and dance
exultingly
gratitude
show willing
rewardingly
bonhomie
make a day of it
rock on
exuberantness
cheerfulness
cheer
jubilantly
lift someone's spirits
grovel
enjoyably
gayly
good spirits
joylike
sunny
merrily
mirthfully
cheery
tickle
blithely
happily
turn on
excitedness
gay
egofest
clapper
life-affirming
fun
celebration
great one
result
playfulness
applauder
revel
shit yeah
kicks
relishing

English words for 'To engage in joyful activity in appreciation of an event.'

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