happy|happier|happiest in English

adjective

[hap·py || 'hæpɪ]

glad, pleased; cheerful, characterized by joyfulness; well-timed, appropriate; fortunate; typified by a dazed or obsessive manner (used in combination: i.e. trigger-happy)

Use "happy|happier|happiest" in a sentence

1. Home Bars Happy hour just got way, way happier

2. If money actually made you happy, then the wealthiest people in the world would be the happiest.

3. 6 become happy [intransitive] (also brighten up) HAPPY to become happier or more excited His eyes Brightened when we started talking about money

4. The younger face gets happier and happier, saving nothing.

5. All this talk of the happiest days of your life is bunkum to me. I have no happy memories of my childhood.

6. Bloggers rank among the happiest careers

7. Boomerangers Happiest with Friends Boomerangers appear to be happiest when they are with their friends

8. When the Jets chose Penn State's Greg Buttle in the third round of the 1976 NFL Draft, he, well, wasn't exactly the happiest linebacker in Happy Valley

9. The richer, the happier.

10. Most Alumroots are happiest in part shade

11. Tell me about your three happiest memories.

12. Marriage couldn't make me any happier.

13. Bon Voyage and the happiest journey to you!

14. He was at his happiest whilst playing cricket.

15. And you've made me the happiest man alive.

16. This is the happiest moment in my life.

17. I must be the happiest person on earth!

18. Christmas should be the happiest day of the year.

19. 1 She was a studious child, happiest when reading.

20. You will be happier by design.

21. This is the happiest I've ever seen my sister.

22. 4 He was at his happiest whilst playing cricket.

23. I wish I had let myself be happier.

24. If they were happier and more fulfilled?

25. Some of the studies even say we're happier.