jolly|jollied|jollies|jollying in English

verb

[jol·ly || 'dʒɑlɪ /'dʒɒl-]

make happy, raise someone's spirits; joke, jest; please someone in order to take advantage of him

Use "jolly|jollied|jollies|jollying" in a sentence

1. He jollied her along until she agreed to go with him.

2. Jolly loves clovers.

3. In this video [1] was played all Ambiences in Jolly, Jolly 2, Jolly 3: Chapter 1, Jolly 3: Chapter 2, Jollibee's and Jollibee's: Phase 2 except for rare ambience due to copyright.

4. I feel jolly empty!

5. Jolly life, too, keeping hens! "

6. She's a jolly good teacher.

7. That’s Crummy, that’s jolly good

8. Abigail, you're a jolly good eater.

9. The atmosphere was festive and jolly.

10. Are you my jolly sailor bold?

11. She was a jolly, kindhearted woman.

12. It's jolly nippy today, isn't it?

13. It was all jolly good fun .

14. The canteen was jolly good value.

15. It was jolly lucky it didn't rain.

16. 15 The atmosphere was festive and jolly.

17. The boss will certainly be jolly angry.

18. The old bootpolish ruse , eh? Jolly good.

19. That's a jolly nice scarf you're wearing.

20. We had a jolly time with the family.

21. Jolly him up and get the job done.

22. The banker was a tubby, jolly-looking man.

23. Sounds like a jolly good idea to me.

24. I know she's trying to jolly me along.

25. Your mother is a jolly, easy - going woman.