How Do You Spell JOLLIES?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɒliz] (IPA)

The word "Jollies" is spelled with a "j" followed by an "o" and two "l's" and an "i" and an "e" at the end. The IPA phonetic transcription would represent this word as /ˈdʒɑliz/. The "j" is pronounced as a "dʒ" sound, and the "o" is pronounced with an "ɑ" sound. The double "l's" are pronounced with an elongated "l" sound, followed by an "i" with a short "i" sound and the final "e" with a silent "e".

JOLLIES Meaning and Definition

1. The term "jollies" has various meanings depending on the context in which it is used. Its most common definition refers to a sense of enjoyment, pleasure, or merriment derived from humor, amusement, or lighthearted activities. It denotes a feeling of joviality, often accompanied by laughter and cheerfulness. In social settings, people seek the jollies in order to have a good time and experience moments filled with joy and amusement.

   Additionally, "jollies" can also refer to a slang term for sexual pleasure or excitement. This usage is more colloquial and often employed in a casual or humorous manner. It generally conveys a sense of euphoria or gratification derived from pleasurable activities of an intimate nature.

   Furthermore, "jollies" can be used in specific contexts to refer to recreational drugs, particularly hallucinogens or substances that induce pleasurable sensations or alter one's perception. This usage is more informal and may vary depending on regional dialects or subcultures.

   Overall, "jollies" is a versatile term that encapsulates the notions of enjoyment, pleasure, and delight, whether in the context of lighthearted amusement, intimate gratification, or mind-altering substances. Consequently, its precise meaning can be inferred from the context in which it is used.

Top Common Misspellings for JOLLIES *

• jillis 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for JOLLIES

• jellie
• jowles
• jellis
• collges
• jolie
• wollies
• vollies
• gellies
• colliges
• jullie
• gillies
• callies
• jullius
• julies
• julliet
• colliegs
• jolliy
• tollies
• jolliey
• jollif
• jolles
• jolynes
• joolis
• pollius
• Jolupes
• Jollys
• joltie
• Aollyes
• Jollinnes
• Knollies
• wollits
• Joolius
• Tolliss
• Bolliens
• yoklies
• joltzes
• Polviel
• Olliues

Etymology of JOLLIES

The word "Jollies" is believed to have originated in Britain during the 19th century. It is a colloquialism derived from the word "jolly", which means joyful or cheerful. "Jollies" is the plural form of "jolly" and is often used to refer to a sense of enjoyment or fun. Over time, the term "jolly" and subsequently "jollies" became associated with pleasure or excitement, particularly in contexts related to entertainment or leisure activities.

Idioms with the word JOLLIES

• get one's jollies The idiom "get one's jollies" refers to deriving pleasure, amusement, or satisfaction from something, often of a peculiar or unusual nature. It typically implies taking enjoyment from activities that may be considered unconventional, eccentric, or even taboo.
• jollies The idiom "jollies" typically refers to a feeling of pleasure, fun, or enjoyment. It can also signify having a good time or finding amusement in something.

Similar spelling words for JOLLIES

• Julius,
• JLAUS,
• jalozai,
• JLSU,
• Jeweliza,
• jealous,
• joel's,
• jols,
• Juliusz,
• Ghillies,
• Jalicia,
• Julys,
• Jalissa,
• geels,
• jolleys,
• jawless,
• Crown-jewels,
• Joulos,
• JALAS,
• jalousie,
• july's,
• jalousy,
• joules,
• jollier,
• jeels,
• jails,
• Jilleesa,
• Jilisa,
• Jolisa,
• Jules,
• JLS-B,
• JLEZ,
• follies,
• JALOS,
• Jilleisa,
• jealouse,
• Jalessa,
• jallas,
• jelassi,
• Jaleesa,
• JLAWS,
• john-jules,
• Julisa,
• jolas,
• Ghilles,
• Julus,
• JEWLS-M,
• jellys,
• JLSZ,
• Joleesa,
• Jelissa,
• Julis,
• Jhelisa,
• jail's,
• JLWOS,
• Joule's,
• jouals,
• Jalisse,
• Gullies,
• ghilzai,
• jolles,
• jills,
• Jillesa,
• Jewelisa,
• Joleisa,
• hollies,
• JILAS,
• jelly's,
• Jyles,
• Jalisa,
• JOALS,
• JWLSE,
• julijs,
• jawholes,
• joles,
• jello's,
• juelz,
• jailless,
• self-jealousy,
• jelcz,
• Jillisa,
• JLLIS,
• Jaliza,
• Jellies,
• JLLZ,
• family-jewels,
• jealousy,
• Jiles,
• gealousy,
• julhas,
• jewels,
• Jealz,
• jalous,
• jalsa,
• jelous,
• GIILS,
• Jellz,
• jowls,
• Jillissa,
• JLS,
• jellos,
• Julissa,
• jalouse,
• jollys,
• Julyssa,
• gealous,
• jolls,
• Jaleese,
• jhalas,
• self-jealous,
• jailhouse,
• JALWAYS,
• jolliest,
• Jolise,
• Julies,
• Nose-jewels,
• Jaleisa,
• jillz,
• joyless,
• jeelies,
• jolis,
• Jolissa,
• jewels-of-opar,
• Jelisa,
• jells,
• geals.

Conjugate verb Jollies

CONDITIONAL

I would jollies

you would jollies

he/she/it would jollies

we would jollies

they would jollies

I would jolly

we would jolly

you would jolly

he/she/it would jolly

they would jolly

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be jollying

you would be jollying

he/she/it would be jollying

we would be jollying

they would be jollying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have jollies

you would have jollies

he/she/it would have jollies

we would have jollies

they would have jollies

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been jollying

you would have been jollying

he/she/it would have been jollying

we would have been jollying

they would have been jollying

FUTURE

I will jolly

you will jolly

he/she/it will jolly

we will jolly

they will jolly

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be jollying

you will be jollying

he/she/it will be jollying

we will be jollying

they will be jollying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have jollied

you will have jollied

he/she/it will have jollied

we will have jollied

they will have jollied

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been jollying

you will have been jollying

he/she/it will have been jollying

we will have been jollying

they will have been jollying

IMPERATIVE

you jolly

we let´s jolly

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to jolly

PAST

I jollied

you jollied

he/she/it jollied

we jollied

they jollied

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was jollying

you were jollying

he/she/it was jollying

we were jollying

they were jollying

PAST PARTICIPLE

jollied

PAST PERFECT

I had jollied

you had jollied

he/she/it had jollied

we had jollied

they had jollied

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been jollying

you had been jollying

he/she/it had been jollying

we had been jollying

they had been jollying

PRESENT

I jolly

you jolly

he/she/it jollies

we jolly

they jolly

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am jollying

you are jollying

he/she/it is jollying

we are jollying

they are jollying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

jollying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have jollied

you have jollied

he/she/it has jollied

we have jollied

they have jollied

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been jollying

you have been jollying

he/she/it has been jollying

we have been jollying

they have been jollying

I would have jollied

we would have jollied

you would have jollied

he/she/it would have jollied

they would have jollied