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The cry of the rooster

Talk or speech that is boastful in a defiant or courageous manner

A feeling of triumphant elation or jubilation

The action or sound of laughing

Feeling or expressing joy, jubilation, or triumph

Tending to brag or to have a high opinion of oneself

Present participle for to utter a loud, birdlike cry or call

Present participle for to (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions

Present participle for to express or show elation or triumph

Present participle for to laugh, especially quietly or inwardly

Present participle for to make a husky, squawking noise

Present participle for to enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

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Noun

The cry of the rooster

cock-a-doodle-doo

“The crowing of the rooster woke me up before sunrise.”

Noun

Talk or speech that is boastful in a defiant or courageous manner

self-glorification

self-satisfaction

pretentiousness

self-aggrandizement

self-importance

long-windedness

extravagant boasting

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Noun

A feeling of triumphant elation or jubilation

transports of delight

top of the world

lightheartedness

light-heartedness

great happiness

feel-good factor

heaven on earth

extreme happiness

stars in one's eyes

invigoration^US

electrification

envigoration^UK

high-spiritedness

self-indulgence

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Noun

The action or sound of laughing

peal of laughter

shriek of laughter

hoot of laughter

roar of laughter

bellow of laughter

half-suppressed laugh

suppressed laugh

inward laughter

outburst of laughter

uncontrollable laughter

fits of laughter

peals of laughter

gales of laughter

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Adjective

Feeling or expressing joy, jubilation, or triumph

in seventh heaven

jumping for joy

beside oneself with happiness

on top of the world

doing handsprings

in transports of delight

wild with excitement

delirious with happiness

in a frenzy of delight

in high spirits

beside oneself with joy

as merry as a grig

as happy as a clam

in good spirits

as pleased as Punch

as happy as a sandboy

as happy as Larry

floating on air

like a child with a new toy

good-humoured^UK

good-humored^US

bright-eyed and bushy-tailed

full of the joys of spring

without a care in the world

treading on air

tickled to death

bright and breezy

full of vim and vigour

deliriously happy

as lively as a grig

like a dog with two tails

feeling one's oats

thrilled to bits

pleasantly surprised

beside yourself

blissfully happy

in transports of joy

in transports of pleasure

extremely happy

happy as a lark

happy as a clam

pleased as punch

burning with excitement

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“After winning the championship, the team celebrated with crowing delight and pride.”

Adjective

Tending to brag or to have a high opinion of oneself

full of oneself

full of yourself

self-aggrandizing

self-applauding

full of hot air

too big for your britches

self-centred^UK

self-aggrandising

self-opinionated

self-centered^US

high and mighty

too big for your boots

too big for your breeches

high-and-mighty

self-congratulatory

self-glorifying

holier-than-thou

self-preoccupied

pleased with oneself

self-infatuated

wrapped up in oneself

self-interested

in love with oneself

stuck on oneself

individualistic

throwing one's weight around

think too highly of oneself

have an excessively high opinion of oneself

self-respecting

think a lot of oneself

self-complacent

self-flattering

self-gratulatory

self-dramatizing

on your high horse

think one is the cat's pyjamas

think one is the cat's whiskers

pleased with yourself

think one is God's gift

blowing one's own horn

offensively self-assertive

swollen with pride

throwing one's weight about

putting on airs

blowing one's own trumpet

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Verb

Present participle for to utter a loud, birdlike cry or call

speaking loudly

raising your voice

uttering hoarsely

saying hoarsely

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“The gods had duped him by making the cock crow at midnight.”

Verb

Present participle for to (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions

congratulating oneself

blowing your own horn

patting oneself on the back

blowing your own trumpet

preening oneself

triumphing over

priding oneself

laying it on thick

singing your own praises

flattering oneself

flying your own kite

giving a good account of yourself

congratulating oneself on

attracting attention

drawing attention to

giving oneself airs

hugging oneself

shooting one's mouth off

feeling self-satisfied about

piquing oneself on

tooting one's own horn

shooting the bull

speaking for Buncombe

talking boastingly

holding head high

calling attention to

giving publicity to

giving oneself airs about

showing off about

taking great pleasure in

rubbing your hands

patting oneself on the back about

preening oneself about

enjoying greatly

piquing oneself in

patting oneself on the back for

preening oneself on

giving oneself a pat on the back for

feeling satisfaction at

feeling proud of

feeling proud about

flattering oneself on

making a show of

showing to advantage

putting on view

displaying ostentatiously

making a great show of

putting on show

putting on display

throwing in one's face

making an exhibition of

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“Lee, who refused to crow about his victory, was genuinely perplexed as to what had provoked Grant into this supreme blunder.”

Verb

Present participle for to express or show elation or triumph

kicking up one's heels

jumping for joy

taking delight in

taking great pleasure in

getting a kick out of

getting a thrill out of

greatly enjoying

being in high spirits

thoroughly enjoying

having a soft spot for

having a thing about

enjoying greatly

having a great liking for

taking pleasure in

having a thing for

taking satisfaction in

getting a buzz out of

taking an interest in

taking a thrill to

having a taste for

having a weakness for

immersing yourself in

having a predilection for

finding pleasure in

liking to indulge in

getting a charge out of

really enjoying

taking a fancy to

finding appealing

having a passion for

having a proclivity for

finding satisfaction in

having a penchant for

getting high on

making the most of

taking pride in

getting a kick from of

having a good time

going a bundle on

taking great delight in

getting a buzz from of

living a little

having affection for

deriving pleasure from

finding irresistible

amusing oneself

having a liking for

having fun with

regarding highly

having regard for

getting a charge from of

amusing oneself with

feeling satisfaction with

taking great pleasure

finding enjoyable

enjoying to the full

finding great pleasure

getting a bang out of

deriving great pleasure from

taking great delight

having a fondness for

getting a thrill from

getting pleasure from

getting a buzz from

having a preference for

liking very much

deriving satisfaction from

finding agreeable

having an affection for

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“But really, it is a nefarious kind of folly thus to insult his readers by adding nothing fresh, and then standing to crow over his inglorious mound of absurdities.”

Verb

Present participle for to laugh, especially quietly or inwardly

laughing inwardly

laughing to yourself

laughing like a drain

laughing gleefully

laughing irritatingly

hooting with laughter

falling down laughing

having hysterics

roaring with laughter

shaking with laughter

splitting your sides

expressing amusement

bursting out laughing

dissolving into laughter

rolling in the aisles

giving a half-suppressed laugh

giving a suppressed laugh

falling about laughing

starting to laugh

shrieking with laughter

howling with laughter

bellowing with laughter

laughing your head off

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Verb

Present participle for to make a husky, squawking noise

Verb

Present participle for to enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy or boisterous way

enjoying oneself

having a good time

painting the town red

going on a spree

pushing the boat out

blowing off steam

kicking up one's heels

painting the town

letting your hair down

going out on the town

having a wild time

having a night on the tiles

killing the fatted calf

putting the flag out

putting the flags out

living high off the hog

living in clover

going on the town

raising the roof

marking with a red letter

commemorating occasion

beating the drum

enjoying yourself

clinking glasses

going on a binge

cutting a caper

having the time of your life

having a whale of a time

living life to the full

letting off steam

springing about

bounding around

springing around

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