Associations to the word «Gloating»
Noun
- Anticipation
- Calculator
- Libby
- Crook
- Chuckle
- Torment
- Triumph
- Misfortune
- Delight
- Agony
- Grin
- Cruelty
- Competence
- Lining
- Smile
- Cheshire
- Pleasure
- Cassette
- Torture
- Accuracy
- Savage
- Prediction
- Prey
- Laughter
- Revenge
- Treasure
- Amusement
- Satisfaction
- Trophy
- Watching
- Expression
- Hint
- Slot
- Saddle
- Eye
- Victim
- Machinery
- Lip
- Elbow
- Smiling
- Midst
- Face
- Hang
- Victory
- Now
- Terror
- Sight
- Pride
- Enemy
- Knife
- Worse
- Impression
- Voice
- Joy
- Mate
- Defeat
Adjective
Adverb
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Wiktionary
GLOATING, verb. Present participle of gloat
GLOATING, noun. The act of one who gloats.
Dictionary definition
GLOATING, noun. Malicious satisfaction.
Wise words
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