What is the comparative and superlative of jolly?

Here's the breakdown of the comparative and superlative forms of "jolly":

* Jolly (adjective) - means cheerful, happy, or merry.

* Jollier (comparative) - used to compare the happiness or cheerfulness of two things or people.

* Jolliest (superlative) - used to describe the most happy or cheerful thing or person.

Example Sentences:

* "He's a jolly fellow."

* "She was jollier than usual."

* "He was the jolliest person in the room."