Jolly and Soft

Jolly

Jolly adjective - Indicative of or marked by high spirits or good humor.

Soft and jolly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Soft" instead an adjective "Jolly".

Nearby Word: jollying

Soft

Soft adjective - Not loud in pitch or volume.

Jolly and soft are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jolly" instead an adjective "Soft".

Nearby Words: soften, softness, softly, softening, softie

Both words in one sentence

  • Video Game / Banjo-Kazooie The tavern in Jolly Roger's Lagoon sells ginger beer, which is a soft drink similar to ginger ale, but generally with a stronger taste.
  • Aluminum Christmas Trees The Faygo soft drink, beloved of the characters, and the bizarre flavours mentioned (like Rock & Rye), is an actual US brand and not something Jolly Blackburn had made up.
  • Western Animation / Peter Pan & the Pirates Pet the Dog: Robert Mullins was second only to Hook in terms of viciousness, but he had a soft spot for Billy Jukes and was the only pirate to not bully him when he was brought on board the Jolly Roger.
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