Word: glees
Category: glees
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Related words: glees
glees songs, glees cast
Synonyms: glees
delight, pleasure, happiness, joy, gladness, elation, euphoria, amusement, mirth, merriment, excitement, gaiety, exuberance, relish, triumph, jubilation, satisfaction, gratification, gloating, gloat, mirthfulness, gleefulness, hilarity
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glees in spanish
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spanish
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Glees, en Glees, de Glees, a Glees
glees in german
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Glees, in Glees
glees in french
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french
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Glees, et chant choral, de Glees, à Glees
glees in italian
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italian
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Glees, corali, chiamate sutartinės, di Glees
glees in portuguese
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Glees
glees in dutch
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Glees, in Glees
glees in russian
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russian
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радость, Глис
glees in norwegian
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Glees, i Glees
glees in swedish
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Glees
glees in finnish
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Glees
glees in danish
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danish
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Glees, af Glees
glees in czech
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Glees
glees in polish
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glees in hungarian
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glees in turkish
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Glees için
glees in greek
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Glees
glees in ukrainian
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ukrainian
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Гліс
glees in albanian
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albanian
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Glees
glees in bulgarian
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bulgarian
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жарава
glees in belarusian
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belarusian
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Глис
glees in estonian
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estonian
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glees in croatian
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croatian
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glees in lithuanian
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lithuanian
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sutartines, sutartinės
glees in romanian
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Glees
The meaning and "use of": glees
noun
- great delight. - his face lit up with impish glee
- a song for men's voices in three or more parts, usually unaccompanied, of a type popular especially circa 1750–1830. - Later, boys were paid to sing treble parts at meetings of glee clubs, and glees for SATB became more common.
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