Uk English Meaning of glee
Glee
Other Uk English words related to Glee
- cheering
- cheerfulness
- festivity
- merriment
- mirth
- brightness
- cheerfulness
- gaiety
- gaiety
- gayness
- glee
- hilarity
- humour
- joviality
- joking
- joviality
- Joy
- merriment
- Mirth
- revelling
- revelling
- funny
- Animation
- buffoonery
- buoyancy
- clownishness
- Flippancy
- frivolity
- frolicking
- gamboling
- gamboling
- dizziness
- Good-nature
- Carelessness
- jauntiness
- joking
- jocularity
- joviality
- humorous
- Jollification
- Joviality
- joy
- jubilance
- levity
- Lightheartedness
- liveliness
- perkiness
- Playfulness
- rejoicing
- revelry
- rollicking
- romping
- sportiness
- sunniness
- Vivacity
- playfulness
- joking
- Bile
- Blues
- dejection
- depression
- despondency
- discontent
- earnestness
- Forlornness
- gloom
- melancholy
- Sadness
- seriousness
- Sorrow
- spleen
- Unhappiness
- blackness
- darkness
- discontent
- gloominess
- gravity
- grimness
- Joylessness
- misery
- Moodiness
- Mourning
- plaintiveness
- Sobriety
- solemnity
- sourness
- woe
- solemnity
- desolation
- desolation
- dolefulness
- glumness
- seriousness
- Heartbreaking
- Misery
- mourning
- Woefulness
- wretchedness
- grievous
- Seriousness
Nearest Words of glee
Definitions and Meaning of glee in English
glee (n)
great merriment
malicious satisfaction
glee (n.)
Music; minstrelsy; entertainment.
Joy; merriment; mirth; gayety; paricularly, the mirth enjoyed at a feast.
An unaccompanied part song for three or more solo voices. It is not necessarily gleesome.
FAQs About the word glee
Glee
great merriment, malicious satisfactionMusic; minstrelsy; entertainment., Joy; merriment; mirth; gayety; paricularly, the mirth enjoyed at a feast., An unaccomp
cheering,cheerfulness,festivity,merriment,mirth,brightness,cheerfulness,gaiety,gaiety,gayness
Bile,Blues,dejection,depression,despondency,discontent,earnestness,Forlornness,gloom,melancholy
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