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What is the concrete noun for happy?

There isn't a single perfect concrete noun for "happy". "Happiness" is the most common abstract noun, but it's not a physical thing.

Here are some options depending on the context:

If you want to describe a *feeling* of happiness:

* Smile: This is a physical manifestation of happiness.

* Laughter: Another physical expression of joy.

* Joy: This is a more abstract noun but it can be seen as a feeling.

If you want to describe *something that brings happiness*:

* Gift: A tangible item that can bring happiness.

* Success: A personal achievement that can make someone happy.

* Love: A powerful emotion that often brings happiness.

Ultimately, the best "concrete noun" for happy depends on what you are trying to express.

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