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happy-go-lucky
[hap-ee-goh-luhk-ee]
adjective
trusting cheerfully to luck; happily unworried or unconcerned.
Synonyms: , , , ,
happy-go-lucky
adjective
carefree or easy-going
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of happy-go-lucky1
Example Sentences
Mazino describes Jesse as “a pretty happy-go-lucky guy” in the earlier episodes of the season, as well as “a bit of a Boy Scout.”
Pages is not as outwardly animated as Hernández, whose “happy-go-lucky” personality, as Bates described it, is evident every time he showers his teammates with sunflower seeds to celebrate home runs.
She said Leah was a "happy-go-lucky person with a gorgeous, infectious smile".
“Kids have all kinds of emotions. They can be happy-go-lucky, but oftentimes they get angry or frustrated. This season, we feature some of those things. We don’t shy away from it.”
“Within like five to 10 days … a happy-go-lucky kid comes to L.A., and then a week later, no shoes. And he’s dead.”
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