Gamesome

Pronunciation: /ˈɡeɪmˌsəm/

Definitions of gamesome

adjective playful or full of fun and games

Example Sentences

A1 The puppy was gamesome and loved to play with its toys.

A2 The children were gamesome as they ran around the playground laughing and playing tag.

B1 The gamesome kitten chased after a ball of yarn, swatting at it playfully.

B2 Despite his serious demeanor at work, he was known to be quite gamesome during his free time, always up for a game of charades.

C1 The actor's gamesome personality shone through during interviews, showcasing his playful and humorous side.

C2 Her gamesome attitude towards life was infectious, bringing joy and laughter to those around her.

Examples of gamesome in a Sentence

formal The children were in a gamesome mood as they played in the park.

informal She always gets a bit gamesome when she's had too much sugar.

slang The group of friends were feeling super gamesome after winning the basketball game.

figurative His gamesome attitude towards life always brings a smile to those around him.

Grammatical Forms of gamesome

• past tense: played
• plural: gamesomes
• comparative: more gamesome
• superlative: most gamesome
• present tense: gamesome
• future tense: will be gamesome
• perfect tense: have been gamesome
• continuous tense: is being gamesome
• singular: gamesome
• positive degree: gamesome
• infinitive: to gamesome
• gerund: gamesoming
• participle: gamesome

Origin and Evolution of gamesome

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'gamesome' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'gamen', meaning 'game' or 'sport'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'gamesome' has retained its original meaning of being playful or full of fun, but may also be used to describe someone who is lively or spirited.