Thesaurus / jollies
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synonyms for jollies
- ecstasy
- rapture
- joy
- glee
- euphoria
- excitement
- jubilation
- exhilaration
- bliss
- enthusiasm
- delight
- exultation
- upper
- joyfulness
- exaltation
- transport
- high
- charge
- triumph
- buzz
- buoyancy
- kick
- intoxication
- cloud nine
- joyousness
- high spirits
- up
- stars in one's eyes
- bait
- urge
- ensnare
- influence
- honey
- hook
- stroke
- oil
- seduce
- decoy
- snow
- jolly
- cajole
- toll
- blandish
- soap
- bamboozle
- maneuver
- lure
- wheedle
- charm
- tempt
- entrap
- butter
- allure
- coax
- beguile
- persuade
- massage
- con
- egg on
- string along
- sweet talk
- get around
- lay it on thick
- lead on
- overdo it
- play up to
- rope in
- soften up
- work over
- rag
- gird
- deride
- rib
- quip
- josh
- jolly
- mock
- fool
- gibe
- banter
- needle
- scoff
- flout
- chaff
- sneer
- spoof
- kid
- razz
- tease
- jeer
- roast
- fun
- put on
- jive
- banter
- quip
- laugh
- rag
- pun
- revel
- deride
- jest
- wisecrack
- rib
- sport
- jape
- josh
- jolly
- frolic
- mock
- fool
- play
- roast
- taunt
- needle
- spoof
- chaff
- ridicule
- trick
- deceive
- fun
- gambol
- horse around
- kid around
- put on
- jive
- make merry
- play the clown
- play tricks
- poke fun
- pull one's leg
- joke
- bother
- tease
- pretend
- delude
- flimflam
- rag
- razz
- jest
- jape
- hoax
- josh
- banter
- cozen
- gull
- jolly
- dupe
- trick
- beguile
- bamboozle
- roast
- fun
- spoof
- hoodwink
- rib
- mock
- make fun of
- make sport of
- press
- pressure
- encourage
- spur
- speed
- inspire
- influence
- coerce
- persuade
- bulldoze
- hurry
- motivate
- goad
- jolly
- oblige
- prod
- browbeat
- railroad
- squeeze
- constrain
- expedite
- kid
- impel
- strong-arm
- bear down
- egg on
- turn on
- goose
- steamroll
- dragoon
- exert influence
- fire up
- go to town on
- key up
- lean on
- overpress
- pour it on
- push around
- put the screws to
- put up to
- sell on
- speed up
- taunt
- scoff
- lampoon
- deride
- scorn
- mock
- humiliate
- rag
- twit
- takeoff
- rally
- quiz
- rib
- caricature
- jape
- josh
- jolly
- haze
- travesty
- pooh-pooh
- expose
- pan
- gibe
- needle
- banter
- unmask
- deflate
- sneer
- cartoon
- kid
- chaff
- jeer
- mimic
- satirize
- roast
- fleer
- ride
- parody
- laugh at
- make fun of
- put down
- run down
- show up
- jive
- make a fool of
- make a game of
- make a laughing-stock
- poke fun at
- rail at
- raz
- send up
- pull one's leg
- wheedle
- entice
- seduce
- tantalize
- dupe
- deceive
- tempt
- entrap
- delude
- crowd
- urge
- influence
- soften
- beguile
- decoy
- snow
- jolly
- blandish
- soap
- maneuver
- lure
- oil
- banter
- induce
- sweet-talk
- inveigle
- stroke
- mislead
- bootlick
- push
- massage
- con
- brownnose
- build up
- butter up
- soft-soap
- apple polish
- argue into
- get around
- get next to
- hand a line
- lay it on thick
- make up to
- play up to
- rub the right way
- spread it on
- suck up to
- sweeten up
- work on
- work over
- fawn
- salve
- inveigle
- honey
- stroke
- oil
- toady
- sell
- court
- snow
- jolly
- cajole
- blandish
- wheedle
- bootlick
- adulate
- charm
- humor
- soften
- grovel
- glorify
- praise
- slaver
- massage
- con
- brownnose
- build up
- butter up
- soft-soap
- overpraise
- beslaver
- cater to
- get next to
- lay it on thick
- play up to
- rub the right way
- spread it on
- suck up to
- sweeten up
- work on
- work over
- rag
- laugh
- deride
- jest
- takeoff
- rally
- jolly
- rib
- caricature
- jape
- josh
- quiz
- lampoon
- haze
- travesty
- pan
- scorn
- humiliate
- pooh-pooh
- banter
- mock
- gibe
- needle
- taunt
- expose
- unmask
- scoff
- deflate
- scout
- sneer
- cartoon
- kid
- chaff
- ride
- mimic
- satirize
- roast
- fleer
- jeer
- parody
- laugh at
- make fun of
- put down
- run down
- show up
- jive
- make a fool of
- make a game of
- make a laughing-stock
- poke fun at
- rail at
- raz
- send up
- pull one's leg
- disdain
- taunt
- ridicule
- scoff
- scorn
- disparage
- mock
- kid
- knock
- gibe
- roast
- rag
- razz
- pooh-pooh
- banter
- contemn
- twit
- slam
- quiz
- detract
- chaff
- sneer
- rally
- flout
- rib
- jeer
- pan
- jolly
- laugh at
- lout
- put down
- dis
- do a number on
- dump on
- crouch
- grovel
- defer
- kowtow
- flatter
- stroke
- submit
- toady
- creep
- cotton
- pander
- debase
- snow
- scrape
- jolly
- stoop
- woo
- cajole
- abase
- kneel
- oil
- invite
- court
- crawl
- truckle
- blandish
- cower
- yield
- bow
- slaver
- cringe
- massage
- apple-polish
- brownnose
- butter up
- curry favor
- be at beck and call
- be obsequious
- be servile
- buddy up
- cater to
- cave in to
- fall all over
- honey up
- lay it on
- lick boots
- make up to
- pay court
- play up to
- fall on one's knees
- charm
- fawn
- salve
- soften
- stroke
- wheedle
- sweet-talk
- toady
- sell
- court
- snow
- jolly
- cajole
- blandish
- glorify
- oil
- adulate
- humor
- inveigle
- grovel
- praise
- bootlick
- massage
- con
- brownnose
- build up
- butter up
- soft-soap
- overpraise
- beslaver
- cater to
- get next to
- lay it on thick
- play up to
- rub the right way
- spread it on
- suck up to
- sweeten up
- work on
- work over
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Karl Ludwig jollies Oswald about those friends who seemed so surprised to see him.
OSWALD LANGDONCARSON JAY LEEStill the Jollies were in no way disposed to give up their share of me, to which they considered they had a right.
BEN BURTONW. H. G. KINGSTONHe was now engaged in drilling twelve of the most ruffianly and ill-conditioned of the crew, whom he called his jollies.
CHARLEY LAURELW. H. G. KINGSTONThey are supplied by the boatswain with hammocks, and thus the Jollies soon feel themselves at home.
THE LIEUTENANT AND COMMANDERBASIL HALL“According to your notion all the jollies are Towers,” cried Nettleship, when he regained his voice.
PADDY FINNW. H. G. KINGSTONPlenty Jollies—new fellas—not having much supplies—only many new rocket launchers they are receiving from someplace.
THE PLANET STRAPPERSRAYMOND ZINKE GALLUNWhen you think o' the sinkin' "Victorier's" Jollies—soldier an' sailor too.
MCCLURE'S MAGAZINE, VOL. 6, NO. 5, APRIL, 1896VARIOUSIn ancient times the jollies, or Royal Marines, were the butts of the sailors, from their ignorance of seamanship.
THE SLANG DICTIONARYJOHN CAMDEN HOTTENI saw three or four of our jollies—as we called the marines—drop while firing away from the forecastle.
WILL WEATHERHELMW.H.G. KINGSTONThe boats were lowered and manned, and a few jollies were stowed away in the starn-sheets out o' sight.
WILSON'S TALES OF THE BORDERS AND OF SCOTLANDVARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO JOLLIES
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