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heartsome

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heartsome [ˈhɑːtsəm]
adj Chiefly Scot
1. cheering or encouraging heartsome news
2. gay; cheerful
heartsomely  adv
heartsomeness  n
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At Polwart on the green, Amang the new-mawn hay, With sangs and dancing keen We'll pass the heartsome day, At night, if beds be o'er thrang laid, And thou be twin'd of thine, Thou shall be welcome, my dear Lad, To take a part of mine.
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