Merry

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 325
mei'i, adj., sportive: cheerful: noisily g*iy causing laughter lively— adv MeiT'lly. [A S me? g, from the Celtic as m Gael, and ir. wear, from vtir, to sport See Mirth.] Merry-andrew, meri-an'd rro, n. a bufFoon one who attends a mountebank or quack doctor. [Merry, and pci hups Andrew Horde, a physician m the time of Henry VIII., noted for his facetious sayings [tainment, a festival.
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