good humor
Noun
Meaning
a cheerful and agreeable mood
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A bystander shouted, "Gay power!", someone began singing " We Shall Overcome ", and the crowd reacted with amusement and general good humor mixed with "growing and intensive hostility".
Although rookie hazing was customary, Cobb could not endure it in good humor and soon became alienated from his teammates.
Kennedy & Kennedy (1978b), 7 Biographer Robertson-Lorant's cites "Lizzie's adventurous spirit and abundant energy", and she suggests that "her pluck and good humor might have been what attracted Melville to her, and vice versa."
It’s full of precision and exuberance, elegance and a rollicking good humor.
Arthur learns them with grace and good humor under the skilled pen of Pearsall in a story inspired by the life of folk artist James Hampton."
Hajra Ahmad reminisces about Nigar’s brave spirit of defiance, good humor, and cheerfulness even in the face of adversity.