vivacious

“We go to parties every night,” Fodiman said, and Kelley as a “charming, lovely, vivacious” host is not a unique figure.

Brindley was a vivacious talker, he could be trusted to talk.

Perhaps I may not see it again, or its grand neighbor, the chteau, that secular shrine of a vivacious and select Past.

She stopped suddenly, and relaxed her vivacious expression for one of pain.

She met her in the courtyard, and the vivacious little woman cried, "My dear, how glad I am to see you!"

The vivacious brew would now and again behave unreasonably at the moment of being released, but it was potable when subdued.