Cause (somebody) to feel happier or more cheerful.
1His none-more-Mancunian vowels are jollied along by a pleasingly cheery demeanour.
2His none-more-Mancunian vowels are jollied along by a pleasingly cheery deme(...)
3We jollied along in a party, or separated into pairs in cross-country riding, covering about seven miles an hour.
4"Now," said he, "I must go and jolly along the other boys.
5They're going to find that out soon, and if you think they're going to enjoy being jollied along, you're mistaken.
6"Kidding, stringing, stuffing, jollying along, blowing east wind, turning on the gas," says I.
7I have to keep her jollying along all the time, so for goodness' sake don't go letting it out that we're engaged.
8"What reforms are you jollying along now?"
9He felt, indeed, more at ease with him when he needed " jollying along." Reticence was not even etiquette in a case as usual as this.
Translations for jolly along