blithe
blithe / blī[voicedth]; blī[unvoicedth]/ • adj. showing a casual and cheerful indifference considered to be callous or improper: a blithe disregard for the rules of the road. ∎ happy or joyous: a blithe seaside comedy.DERIVATIVES: blithe·ly adv.blithe·ness n.blithe·some / -səm/ adj. ( poetic/lit. ).
blithe
blithe joyous. OE. blīðe = OS. blīði, OHG. blīdi cheerful, friendly, ON. blīðr, Goth. bleiþs :- Gmc. *blīþiz; of unkn. orig. Cf. BLISS.
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