"merry path" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a joyful journey, or an event or situation that is filled with happy, positive energy. For example, "I have been on a merry path since I decided to take my dream job."
But, as all the grand pronouncements are being made about his potential to be "the new Tiger" – McIlroy makes it his mission to continue on his own merry path.
As they go down the merry path of murder for money, they find it amazingly easy to persuade themselves that murder is the wisest course, and they end up in hell for their troubles.
What Alex wants is for kids to learn the art of hacking, which will he thinks will set them on the path to employment and power – and he's started the world off down this merry path by creating Code Hero, a game that teaches users game programming but is also, handily, a first-person-shooter. Meaning you can learn while also blowing shit up.
It stops pantyhose runs from continuing their merry path down your leg.
You're at your leisure to complete the main campaign – or you can just murder key NPCs and see where that takes you (although unlike other old-time RPGs such as Morrowind you can't carry on down your merry murderous path forever).
Based on two one-time events, people believed the market would now continue undeterred on its merry upward path.
Striped bass, roasted, comes with a radish foam, which delivers the merry sting of radish in a way that doesn't merrily obliterate everything in its path.
If, despite all your best efforts, the intrepid little trick and treaters make their way up your path, driveway or whatever excuse for a front yard you have, make merry with them.
