Historically yes. prior to the 1960s, the word gay mainly meant "happy" and the word gaiety was the noun form, meaning "happiness," Today, gay refers only to sexual orientation, and gaiety is considered dated or even archaic by most style guides.
A Girl of the Limberlost was created in 1909.
The Girl in the Taxi was created in 1912.
Girl in the Mirror was created in 2000.
The Girl from Ipanema was created in 1962.
Live from the Gaiety was created in 2002-06.
The Gaiety School of Acting was created in 1986.
The Glasgow Gaiety Theatre was created in 1899.
The music and the dancers in the room created an ambiance of unfettered gaiety.
The definition of the word gaiety is the state or quality of being lighthearted or cheerful. An example of a sentence with the word gaiety is "the gaiety of children's laughter".
The annual town dance is the scene of much gaiety.
Vaudeville Theater was known for its gaiety and humor.
They add to the enjoyment and gaiety of life, but so often they are moved on.
The cast of Old Jane of the Gaiety - 1915 includes: Ethyle Cooke as Old Jane Grace DeCarlton as Mary - a Chorus Girl Winifred Lane as Daisy Morgan Niblack as Gilbertson
Gaiety means a state of happiness. Its adjective is 'Gay' meaning happy or cheerful.
While the teacher was out of the room, much gaiety and laughter was heard in the classroom.
Gaiety Dance - 1897 was released on: USA: March 1897