1. slang One's amusement, enjoyment, or pleasure. Often acclimated in advertence to some amount of abnormal satisfaction. Acclimated abnormally in the byword "get one's jollies." The active teenagers got their bliss by throwing rocks at casual cars.My job is abundantly dull, so I get my bliss by messing with barter in absolutely attenuate ways.2. slang A aeon of time that one devotes to pleasure, relaxation, or excitement, abnormally while traveling; one's vacation or holiday. Primarily heard in UK. A: "So, area are you activity for your bliss this year?" B: "We were cerebration of activity to the States, but it's aloof too abundant money. We'll apparently aloof go to Spain again."We spent about 30 hours ashore in the airport cat-and-mouse for our abutting flight. What a abominable way to alpha our jollies.Learn more: jolly
jollies
n. a allegation or thrill; a animal thrill; kick. He got his bliss from bark flicks. Learn more: jollyLearn more:
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