fun
Stronger than 'good fun', indicating a high level of enjoyment.
A common way to say something is enjoyable.
Enjoyable activities suitable for all members of a family.
Used to emphasize that something is very enjoyable.
Used to describe a highly enjoyable activity.
Enjoyment that does not cause any harm or trouble.
Emphasizes a very large amount of fun or enjoyment.
Informal way to say something is extremely enjoyable.
Emphasizes wholesome and harmless enjoyment.
Playful enjoyment that is free from any malicious intent.
Enjoyment that is wholesome and not offensive.
Emphasizes that enjoyment is the only or main reason for something.
Describes an activity that is enjoyable for its own sake, without any other purpose.
Simple, straightforward enjoyment without complexity.
Doing something purely for enjoyment.
A slightly more emphatic way to say you are doing something for enjoyment.
A small amount of light-hearted, playful activity.
Often used ironically to mean a situation is not easy or enjoyable, e.g., 'It's not all fun and games.'
The ability to be playful and not take things too seriously.
To be unpleasant or not at all enjoyable.
Describes a person or activity that is very lively and enjoyable.
To make a previously enjoyable activity unenjoyable.
Not being present for an enjoyable event.
The main or most enjoyable part of an activity.
To remove the enjoyable aspect of an activity.
To make a previously enjoyable activity completely unenjoyable.
The most common way to talk about experiencing enjoyment.
To describe something as enjoyable.
To seem enjoyable based on a description.
To appear enjoyable based on sight.
To give the impression of being enjoyable.
To diminish or ruin the enjoyment of a situation.
To completely destroy the enjoyment of a situation.
To desire enjoyment or amusement.
To discover enjoyment in a particular activity or situation.
Informal way to say something starts being enjoyable.
To start being enjoyable.
A day organized with enjoyable activities, often for charity or a community event.