Crossword clues for jubilantly
jubilantly
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Jubilantly \Ju"bi*lant*ly\, adv. In a jubilant manner.
Wiktionary
adv. With jubilation or triumph.
WordNet
adv. in a joyous manner; "they shouted happily" [syn: happily, merrily, mirthfully, gayly, blithely, with happiness] [ant: unhappily]
Usage examples of "jubilantly".
His eyes found Colonel Cathcart, who was still standing erect in a grinning trance, and he rushed over jubilantly and began pulling on his arm.
He called to them jubilantly to come to the room and slammed the door in their startled faces as soon as they arrived.
Eve celebrations had been noisier than most, and a bunch of people had been shot dead downtown, killed by pistols and rifles fired jubilantly in the air.
Harry watched jubilantly as the soldiers moved forward quickly now, one upon one, dropping into the large boats at the far end of the makeshift jetty.
Everyone in the field jumped jubilantly and cheered, especially the children.
On the 10th of November, in response to another serenade given at the White House, in the presence of an immense and jubilantly enthusiastic gathering of Union men, by the Republican clubs of the District of Columbia, Mr.
Another roar arose, half of it cheers, and his men barged past him into the centre, their own clubs jubilantly raised.
They hee-hawed and laughed, sputtered and chattered and babbled--a dozen cracked voices assassinated "Malaguefia Salerosa," jubilantly they murdered it up to the spider-webbed rafters and well beyond.
Imperial General Headquarters jubilantly announced that the rash Yankees had at last come to grief.
Cameron tried to follow him, but, trapped by the crowd, she watched Rupert, Declan, Taggie and the rest of Venturer, plus their supporters, jubilantly swanning off to the Bar Sinister for drinks on the house.
The winner jubilantly retraced his route, jogging a victory lap before halting at the royal pavilion halfway down the homestretch.