gloat [ glōt ] (past and past participle gloat·ed, present participle gloat·ing, 3rd person present singular gloats)
intransitive verb
Definitions:
be smugly happy: to feel or express smug self-satisfaction about something such as an achievement, a possession, or somebody else's misfortune
[Late 16th century. Origin ?]
But I wouldn't do that now would I? I would never be so intransitive just because I won the SPAM bet.
Nope, not me. AJ deserves better than that from me.
But I do find these words applicable: revel, wallow, exult, rejoice, smirk, delight.
Those are all appropriate responses. Aren't they?
14 comments:
If you can hide spam in muffins, I'd like to see what you can do with doggy poo...
saur, your first. and you forgot to "gloat"
How did you do it?
Never mind. I read Aunti J's blog - you trickster!
I asked on her blog and I'll post it here as well - how can I disguise potato salad?
How about these words UJ?
You
are
sleeping
on
the
couch
tonight
;o)
Saur, i think spam is doggy poo! GAROSS!!
Poo muffins are not legal in OK Spam muffins are a misdemeanor
Go ahead and gloat! She admits that she liked those muffins. I'd say she's a graceful loser.
Just remember: you ARE what you eat.
Seeker!! (in a whiney voice) I am not spam!!
Happy V and Lupercalia Day, Joe!
And as Susie pointed out, I need to gloat... gloat... gloat....
They sound very GOOD for you. Ew.
For some reason Beer Biscuits and Tim Landers come to mind when I am hearing about this mess you've portrayed upon poor AJ. Yes, I was listening on occasion ;o) LOL
Love Ya, MEAN it !
The green lantern is here to get that bad stuff (Spam) away from that bad batman
Big Kahuna
dang, update this thing. i'm bored. got any spam cough drops?
All I could think was they may be applicable, but they are not alphabetical!!
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