Gloated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLOATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GLOAT, to regard with great or excessive satisfaction
• dwell on one's own success or another's misfortune with smugness or malignant pleasure
NOUN:
• an act of gloating

Words related to GLOATED

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How to use GLOATED in a sentence

• I gloated over my plowed land, lying there open and passive in the sunshine.
• Billy also gloated over the portraits of well-known deputy sheriffs and other officers of the law printed in the same charming police paper.
• There was bitterness in the eyes of the Wilbur twin even as they gloated on the bribe.
• Just thirty days before she would have gloated over that prospect of next season there.
• Spurrel perfectly gloated, with eyes that seemed ready to devour every thing that passed.
• Nay, though she gloated over his image when she was alone, she felt an undefined fear of meeting him.
• No, they only gloated over my starving and pitiable condition.
• Turning the pages rapidly, she finally came to one over which she fairly gloated, for its information, sold to the proper parties, might make her independent for life.
• And all the while the German General Staff gloated at every success of the Bolsheviki.
• His ardent eyes feasted on her white neck, gloated on the lines of her body, revealed by the thin gown.
• And at first he gloated over the thought that now Brown could be made to suffer as he had suffered.
• I knocked him down and gloated over him as he lay sprawling in the mud with my hand savagely clutching his throat.
• In the sight of an immense throng who gloated over the prospect of his execution, the good old man remained unmoved.
• What I had to say would make a brutal, tearing wound, and I hugged my sense of power and gloated over it like an Iroquois.
• Surely never was a stocking more appreciated and more gloated over.
• When they came to the house, Aud had the two chests to her own bed-place, and gloated all night on what she found.
• But a certain element, both native and foreign born, secretly gloated and waited.
• It surely did not look much like the immaculate machine he had gloated over the evening before, but it was a powerful, big brute of a car and looked its class in every line.
• He knew all about Mauki, and gloated over the coming into possession of him.
• We spoke of all sorts of things, and in our silence I gloated on the autumn holiday promised me by Judge Henry.
• How some of those eyes must have gloated out their green leering! Here are the men He had not hesitated to denounce openly with the severest invective ever spoken.
• She passed her neighbors under the yoke and gloated over her guests, while seeming to overgloat her gifts.
• Piet Vreiboom openly gloated, as if he were gazing upon a spectacle of rare delight.
• Grace gloated on them, and for a day or two her discourse was of swans.
• They gloated over his misfortune when he became their victim, and they consummated their vengeance by making him a martyr.
• I fear that sometimes she opened the bags and gloated over the coins as over a hoard.
• He wondered, with his wide knowledge of the world, over her wild, haughty beauty, and gloated over it.
• He gloated over the eating fat man as if he had dwelt much in imagination on the sight and was in no hurry to curtail his joy at the reality.
• Swift dwelt and gloated on the evil about him, exposed it in more than its own deformity, and left his reader to reflect on his own degradation.

Similar words containing GLOAT without suffix ed

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