blithesome

Mr. Schumer seems to approach this with his usual blithesome manner, singing show tunes and the Shirelles as he races from phone call to meeting, sliding away from potential pests, a cellphone pressed to his face.

A few days after we meet our blithesome pair at Mintah station; and they are travelling with their father and mother on to San Francisco, whither we too are going—and we learn that they are not Mormons, but Gentiles—pleasant lasses from Philadelphia who had come with their parents to have a passing look at the externals of Mormonism.

It is not long since the old and the young were to be seen together in the blithesome dance and the merry play.

To make happy, blithesome, or joyous; to confer prosperity or happiness upon; to grant divine favor to.

The blithesome sounds of wassail gay.