funsters

Those seeking amusement

People who have fun or create fun for others.

The word often carries a slightly ironic or dismissive edge, as if the fun-having is excessive or unserious: The office funsters organized another karaoke night.

Sometimes used self-deprecatingly by groups enjoying themselves.

performers

clown

Comedic performer in makeup

juggler · magician · acrobat · mime · busker · ringmaster · storyteller · puppeteer · impersonator · ventriloquist

comedy

comedian

Professional humor performer

wit · improv · stand-up · sketch · slapstick · parody · satire · banter · quip · gag

playful

mischief

Playful troublesome behavior

  • pranksPlayful mischievous acts
  • frolicLighthearted playful movement
  • rompPlayful, spirited activity

caper · lark · whimsy · hijinks · tomfoolery · shenanigans · goofing · horseplay · skylarking · jest

revelry

partygoer

Social event attendee

carnival · fiesta · jamboree · gala · festival · parade · masquerade · carouser · shindig · bash

spirited

cheerful

Pleasantly bright in mood

buoyant · gleeful · mirthful · jolly · vivacious · ebullient · high-spirited · infectious · energetic · upbeat

Opposites
social energy and liveliness

funsterswallflowers

Timid party attendees

shrinking violets · introverts · homebodies · loners · recluses

disposition toward enjoyment and fun

funsterskilljoys

Fun-squelching people

spoilsports · party poopers · wet blankets · buzzkills · sourpusses

temperament and mood

funstersDebbie Downers

Habitual pessimists who dampen moods

curmudgeons · grouches · grinches · mopes · downers

Family

funster

Familiarity
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Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G