Word "GLOAT" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
dwell on with satisfaction
Synonyms:
crow, triumph

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
malicious satisfaction
Synonyms:
glee, gloating

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
gaze at or think about something with great self-satisfaction, gratification, or joy

Crossword Clues for GLOAT

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Crow's leg initially stuck in butter The Telegraph Cryptic 14 Oct 2025
Rub in a win USA Today 20 Aug 2025
Brag LA Times Daily 05 Aug 2025
Exult as the ultimate champion bags final medal (5)
Rudely revel in victory, say New York Times 01 Jun 2025
Overdo a celebration, maybe New York Times 31 May 2025
Large animal about to rub it in (5)
Brag about a win Commuter 20 May 2025
Really rub it in USA Today 20 May 2025
Brag about winning Newsday 14 May 2025
Talk down to second place, perhaps
Rub it in The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 04 May 2025
Exult over the unfortunate goal that happened to be on time (5)
To dwell on one's own success with smugness (5)
Be a poor winner Wall Street Journal 20 Mar 2025
Eye with intense satisfaction (5)
Crow "In your face!," say LA Times Daily 10 Mar 2025
Be a bad winner Universal 09 Mar 2025
Be too boastful about winning Newsday 03 Mar 2025
Show bad sportsmanship, in a way New York Times 06 Jan 2025
Display malicious satisfaction (5)
Boast about winning
Evince malicious pleasure
Having left Billy out, be smugly exultant (5)
Crow The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 02 Dec 2024
Revel in success
Behave smugly (5) Newsday 24 Nov 2024
Be smug Commuter 21 Nov 2024
Show malicious satisfaction
Be a smug winner, crow
Crow when the kid's parent embraces the student (5)
Be a bad winner The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 09 Oct 2024
Attack 50 inside, and feast eyes in triumph (5)
Exult over first lunch Billy swallowed (5)
Win like a loser? New York Times 29 Aug 2024
Be a boastful winner Newsday 30 Jul 2024
To exult over (5)
Smile smugly about goat swallowing first loser (5)
Billy, about fifty, will look wickedly exultant (5)
The animal having caught a large crow (5)
Be a bad winner Universal 20 Jun 2024
Be a sore winner LA Times Daily 12 Jun 2024
Look unpleasantly satisfied like Billy, about fifty (5)
Eye with malicious satisfaction (5)
Be an annoying winner LA Times Mini 22 May 2024
Regard smugly The Sun Mini 18 May 2024
Enjoy another's misfortune (5)
Having a go at the left in, crow over (5)
Dwell on smugly, ... over
Crow maliciously
Act smug Commuter 25 Apr 2024
Delight seen when alto possibly gets top note (5)
Exult over old fourpenny piece, 7 for right (5)
Wallow in something (5)
Be an annoying winner Eugene Sheffer 09 Mar 2024
Dwell on with satisfaction (5)
Brag excessively after winning
Exult, be smug (5)
Dwell on smugly
Say, "Told ya I was gonna win!" USA Today 30 Dec 2023
Repeatedly bring up a win USA Today 14 Dec 2023
Relish good fortune around area (5)
Exult over converted goal and initial try (5)
Brag about winning Newsday 03 Oct 2023
Be a bad winner, say New York Times 20 May 2023
Be too smug about being right, say (rhymes with "float")
Behave badly after a win Wall Street Journal 14 Apr 2023
Rub it in LA Times Daily 03 Mar 2023
Be an ungracious winner USA Today 07 Dec 2022
Dwell on success The Telegraph Quick 06 Nov 2022
Be a poor winner Wall Street Journal 01 Sep 2022
Rub it in New York Times 26 Jun 2022
Be a bad winner Newsday 11 May 2022
Be smug about one's success
Toot one's own horn
Revel in another's misfortune The Guardian Speedy 03 Oct 2021
Show smug satisfaction
Rub it in New York Times 22 Aug 2021
Act smugly USA Today 14 Aug 2021
Exult as farm animal eats pounds
Crow, say New York Times 30 Jul 2021
Rub it in USA Today 29 May 2021
Generic light ointment applied to heads - rub it in Irish Times Crosaire 23 Mar 2021
Toot one's own horn The Washington Post 27 Jan 2021
Toot one's own horn LA Times Daily 27 Jan 2021
Be a smug winner Newsday 03 Jan 2021
Crow and lark's head covered in butter The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Dec 2020
Be a poor winner Eugene Sheffer 21 Nov 2020
Say "I win, you lose," say Universal 21 Oct 2020
Be a bad winner LA Times Daily 19 Oct 2020
Be a bad winner The Washington Post 19 Oct 2020
Be a bad winner New York Times 17 Jul 2020
Word from Old Norse for ''grin'' Newsday 11 Jul 2020
Rub it in The Washington Post 21 Jun 2020
Rub it in LA Times Daily 21 Jun 2020
Relish old money changing hands
Greatest of all time secures large triumph The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Jun 2020
Brag obnoxiously
Rub it in
Smug look The Washington Post 25 Mar 2020
Smug look LA Times Daily 25 Mar 2020
Crow after a rout USA Today 15 Mar 2020
Exult in victory Wall Street Journal 29 Feb 2020
Dance in the end zone, maybe USA Today 19 Feb 2020
Attack, capturing large crow
Enjoy one's triumph Thomas Joseph 06 Sep 2019
Brag about oneself
Crow about a rout Newsday 09 Aug 2019
Say 'Nyah, nyah,' say New York Times 15 Jul 2019
Revel in good fortune, winning Tombola finally
Cry ''Ha-ha!,'' maybe Newsday 27 Apr 2019
Brag obnoxiously
Brag about winning Newsday 25 Mar 2019
Be a victorious braggart The Washington Post Sunday 03 Mar 2019
Be a bad winner Newsday 24 Feb 2019
Say "Nyah, nyah," say
Be a poor winner Wall Street Journal 17 Nov 2018
Gets light ointment applied to heads - rub it in Irish Times Crosaire 05 Oct 2018
Be a bad sport LA Times Daily 18 Jan 2018
Be a bad sport The Washington Post 18 Jan 2018
Be a poor winner
Be a bad sport
Rub it in
Add insult to injury, so to say
Brag selfishly Newsday 22 Aug 2017
Act the smug winner USA Today 07 May 2017
Look like the cat who got the cream, left surrounded by butter The Telegraph Toughie 03 May 2017
Act the smug winner
Crow New York Times 10 Dec 2016
Be a smug winner USA Today 05 Dec 2016
Be a poor winner USA Today 02 Aug 2016
Crow has lark's head covered in butter
Crow The Telegraph Quick 16 Jul 2016
Top of leg slathered in butter? Rub it in!
Crow
Be a poor winner
Rub it in Family Time 01 Jun 2015
Be a sore winner USA Today 01 Jun 2015
Express schadenfreude Eugene Sheffer 27 May 2015
Unsportsmanlike look LA Times Daily 10 Apr 2015
Unsportsmanlike look
Toot one's own horn
Unsportsmanlike look
Be a sore winner
Rub it in
Rub it in
Exult in victory
Smug look
Say "Hah!", say
Crow (over)
Be a bad winner
Rub it in
Show poor sportsmanship
Win and rub it in
Act self-satisfied
Demonstrate smugness
Say "Nyah, nyah!"
Be a sore winner
Win and rub it in
Respond smugly to 23-Down's speaker
Respond smugly to 23-Down's speaker
Rub it in
Be a sore winner
Show smug satisfaction
Be an ungracious winner, in a way
Rub it in
Rub it in
Be smug
Act smug
Sneer, "We won!"
Be an immature victor
Be a bad sport
Brag obnoxiously
Add insult to injury
Smug winners do it
Rub it in
Be an immature victor
Be a bad winner
Rub it in
Be a bad winner
Be a sore winner
Be a bad winner
Winner's poor sportsmanship
Winner's poor sportsmanship
Be too smug
Brag obnoxiously
Dwell on with smug satisfaction
Express malicious pleasure
Exult in winning
Crow
Show satisfaction in an annoying manner
Be a bad winner
Be boastful
Display excessive pride
Add insult to injury
Be a bad winner
Show smug satisfaction
Add insult to injury
Smug winners do it
Show smug satisfaction
Smug winners do it
Brag
Crow over
Exult maliciously
Act self-satisfied
Be an ungracious winner, say
Boast about a victory
Be a bad winner
Show snide satisfaction
Lord it over
Savor the triumph excessively
Behave badly after a win
Show satisfaction
Crow over
Be a bad winner
Exhibit annoying satisfaction
Exult
Revel in self-satisfaction
Act self-satisfied
Say "I told you so!"
Take excessive pride
Show smugness
Exult maliciously
Show impolite satisfaction
Gaze with malicious pleasure
Be a poor winner
Exult selfishly
Ponder with pleasure
Exult
CROW
Revel in a victory
Survey with self-satisfaction
Exult; crow
Revel
Crow over
Act the braggart
Indulge in malignant satisfaction.
Crow (over).
Feel malicious glee.
Revel (over).
Look with unholy glee.
Gaze with avarice.
Crow.
Exult maliciously.
Exult with evil satisfaction.
Gaze with malignant satisfaction.
Enjoy another's discomfiture.
Exhibit evil pleasure.
Gaze with malicious pleasure.
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