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Synonyms
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Meaning:
agile

moving, acting, quickly and easily

physically or mentally nimble, deft

bonny

happy and looking healthy

beautiful

chirpy

(of a person) happy and cheerful

laughing, joyful

facetious

(trying to be) amusing (especially something serious)

tongue-in-cheek, kidding

frivolous

not serious or important; enjoying pleasure (too much)

trivial, silly

funny

causing fun or laughter

comical, humorous

impish

of, like, an imp

mischievous

jaunty

feeling, showing, self-confidence and self-satisfaction

lively

jocose

humorous

cheerful

jocular

funny

funny

jolly

joyful; gay; merry; very

laughing, joyful

merry

happy; cheerful; bright and gay

very happy; festive

mischievous

filled with, engaged in, mischief

devilish, wicked

playful

in a mood for play; not serious

funny, fun-loving

racy

(of speech or writing) full of activity and (often) about sex

energetic, zestful

sporting

connected with, interested in, sport; showing fairness

playful

sprightly

lively; active and cheerful

fun, vivacious

vivacious

lively; high-spirited

lively, spirited

SPORTIVE as in Wiktionary
SPORTIVE as in Wikipedia