merry-maker
Life of party
A merry-maker is someone who engages in festive celebration or revelry.
The term suggests active participation in fun rather than passive enjoyment: The merry-makers danced until dawn.
It appears most often in descriptions of holidays, parties, and traditional celebrations.
One who celebrates boisterously
- partygoerSocial event attendee
- celebrantOne who observes festivities
- festivityCelebratory occasion or mood
- toastHeated bread; glass-raising honor
cheers · confetti · balloons · streamers · dancing · laughter · jubilation · gaiety
One who amuses others
- socialiteProminent figure in fashionable circles
- hostOne receiving guests
- guestWelcomed visitor
- minglingCasual social interaction
conviviality · camaraderie · gregarious · jovial · bon-vivant · charmer · raconteur · jester
reveler
One who celebrates boisterously
- partygoerSocial event attendee
- celebrantOne who observes festivities
- festivityCelebratory occasion or mood
toast · cheers · confetti · balloons · streamers · dancing · laughter · jubilation · gaiety · frolic
entertainer
One who amuses others
mingling · conviviality · camaraderie · gregarious · jovial · bon-vivant · charmer · raconteur · jester · wit
morris-dancer
Traditional English folk performer
- piperWind instrument performer
- fiddlerOne who bows strings
- troubadourMedieval Provençal lyric poet
minstrel · fool · harlequin · revel · maypole · fair · feast · merrymaking · wassail · bonfire
caroler
Holiday song performer
carnival · masquerade · costume · parade · Hogmanay · Diwali · Purim · Oktoberfest · Holi · mummer
merry-makerwallflower
Shy person avoiding socializing
killjoy · party pooper · wet blanket · spoilsport · recluse