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Often used in the same context:
exult,
revel,
brag,
crowing,
savor,
rejoice,
bask,
wallow,
begrudge,
dwell,
criticize,
belittle,
berate,
forget,
mope,
crucify,
commiserate,
badmouth,
castigate,
vilify,
excoriate,
downplay,
chide,
chortling,
lambast,
sulk,
obsess,
embarrass,
snicker,
agonize,
grumble,
underplay,
proclaim,
celebrate,
fret,
taunt,
poke fun,
reminisce,
admit,
bloviate,
acknowledge,
overpraise,
whine,
shout,
concede,
talk,
laud,
disparage,
moan,
lambaste,
ruminate,
faute de mieux,
hyperbolize,
spoil,
bemoan,
cheer,
extol,
seethe,
blabber,
quibble,
chasten,
laugh,
lamenting,
fawning,
rhapsodize,
blame,
weep,
prattle,
fulminate,
antagonize,
overrate,
flaunt,
denigrate,
complain,
bellyaching,
enamour,
psychoanalyze,
apologize,
humiliate,
revenging,
enjoy,
glossing,
pretend,
gainsay,
eulogise,
heckle,
smirking,
relish,
expound,
sugarcoat,
avenge,
whinge,
ignore,
carped,
overreact,
admonish,
exaggerate,
kvetch,
chuckling,
preen,
despise,
buffaloed,
double,
speaking,
act,
address,
admonition,
audition,
bash,
bidding,
brewing,
briefing,
bye,
byes,
cease,
chopping,
chuckle,
concert,
confession,
contrary,
conversations,
debating
More specific:
congratulate,
preen,
pride
Appears in the definition of:
supererogatory
More general:
blow,
bluster,
boast,
brag,
gas,
gasconade,
look,
satisfaction,
shoot a line,
swash,
tout,
vaunt
Synonyms:
crow,
glee,
gloating,
schadenfreude,
triumph
Also try:
— Adjectives for gloat:
little,
good,
last,
long,
private,
formal,
evil
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