have fun

Enjoy yourself thoroughly

Have fun is a standard wish or command to enjoy oneself, typically said when parting: Have fun at the party!

It can also be sarcastic, implying the opposite—that someone faces an unpleasant task: You're doing your taxes tonight? Have fun with that.

celebration

party

Gathering for celebration

cheers · confetti · balloons · cake · toast · fiesta · reunion · surprise · festivity · gathering

playful

giggles

Short, silly laughs

party games · charades · hide and seek · hopscotch · playground · trampoline · pillow fight · tag · water balloons · pranks

leisure

relaxation

State of being unwound

barbecue · beach day · road trip · sightseeing · day off · hangout · staycation · pool party · potluck · bonfire

outdoor

hiking

Recreational trail walking

surfing · fishing · skiing · swimming · sailing · rock climbing · snorkeling · beach volleyball · frisbee · kite flying

entertainment

movies

Feature-length filmed entertainment

arcade · circus · festival · trivia night · board games · bingo · magic show · carnival · amusement park · dance party

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enjoyment/pleasure

have funsuffer

Experience pain or distress

endure · be bored

leisure vs. obligation

have funwork

Effort toward a goal

toil · labor · slave away · drudge · grind

emotional state

have funfret

Agitation or fingerboard guide

agonize · despair · languish · brood · mope

Family

have, fun, having, funnest, funning, haves, funnily, funniness, funner

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G