having fun
Enjoying oneself thoroughly
Enjoying oneself, experiencing pleasure or amusement.
The phrase describes a state of lighthearted engagement with an activity: Are you having fun?
We had fun at the beach.
Having fun can range from quiet satisfaction to boisterous excitement.
The phrase sometimes carries a teasing edge when posed as a question to someone clearly struggling: Having fun yet?
- amusementPleased entertainment state
- dancingRhythmic bodily motion
- letting looseRemoving restraints or inhibitions
- enjoymentState of relishing something
- living it upIndulging in pleasure
play · joy · party · wild night · giddy · games · pleasure · shenanigans · goofing around · frolicking · laughter · thrill · jump · playing games · celebrating · giggle · merriment · joking
- fooling aroundjoking, kidding, jesting, fooling, teasing
- good timespartying, celebrating, playing, laughing, smiling
- letting loosecutting loose, letting go, going wild, going crazy, running wild
- postcard themesChristmas cards, winter scenes, beach scenes, sunset views, mountain views
- joy expressionsjoy, happiness, delight, glee, mirth
having funsuffering
Sustained experience of distress
being bored · grieving · despairing · enduring · going through the motions
having funtoiling
Working strenuously, exhaustingly
slaving away · drudgery · working · laboring · drudging
having funbeing bored
State of disinterest
bored to tears · bored stiff · zoning out · going through the motions · feeling numb
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