L.A. Homework

2. feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
4. A kind of love that reveals loyalty. It can also be used for the romantic type of love as well.
6. causing or showing a fondness for causing trouble in a playful way.
8. in a state of peaceful happiness.
9. This word is often used to describe a character that is so proud or pleased that it shows on their face and in their body language.
11. Having the ability to trigger a positive reaction in terms of thoughts and action.
13. Indicates a feeling of deep pleasure. They may be used to describe personality or events and experiences.
15. ecstatically happy.
17. having or showing a lack of common sense or judgment; absurd and foolish.
18. Where one person views the other in love and/or admiration. The word may be used for romantic love but may also reflect family love such as the one shared between a mother and her baby.
19. This word is related to joyous in that they share the same root word, joy. The difference between the two words is that joyful is used to describe characters while joyous is used to describe events, places, and experiences.

1. pleased; delighted.
3. feeling or showing pleasure and satisfaction, especially at an event or a situation.
5. causing laughter or amusement; humorous.
7. Completely in love with someone or something. To be enamored with or by someone is to be captivated by them or deeply in love with them.
8. noticeably happy and optimistic.
9. Dearly loved by someone else. This word is used to describe someone who is treasured by someone else.
10. This word is used to describe an occasion that is filled with happiness. It is often used in formal styles of writing or when creating an old-fashioned festive scene.
12. happy and cheerful
14. cause (someone) to have a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.
16. Most often used to describe a feeling, the latter is usually used to describe a moment or event.