Glad
61glad|den — «GLAD uhn», transitive verb. to make glad: »He was gladdened by the good news. SYNONYM(S): enliven, delight. See syn. under cheer. (Cf. ↑cheer) –v.i. Archaic. to become glad. –glad´den|er, noun …
62glad´some|ness — glad|some «GLAD suhm», adjective. 1. glad; joyful; cheerful: »like gladsome buds in May (Wordsworth). 2. causing gladness; pleasant; delightful: »the gladsome light of Jurisprudence (Sir Edward Coke) …
63glad´some|ly — glad|some «GLAD suhm», adjective. 1. glad; joyful; cheerful: »like gladsome buds in May (Wordsworth). 2. causing gladness; pleasant; delightful: »the gladsome light of Jurisprudence (Sir Edward Coke) …
64glad|some — «GLAD suhm», adjective. 1. glad; joyful; cheerful: »like gladsome buds in May (Wordsworth). 2. causing gladness; pleasant; delightful: »the gladsome light of Jurisprudence (Sir Edward Coke) …
65Glad All Over (Carl Perkins song) — Glad All Over is a song recorded by rockabilly artist Carl Perkins at Sun Records during the 1950s. It was released as a single on January 6 1958 (b/w Lend Me Your Comb ) and a performance of the song was featured on the 1957 film Jamboree ,… …
66Glad Rags \x26 Body Bags — Glad Rags Body Bags Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Glad Rags Body Bags es el primer LP de la banda de psychobilly Zombie Ghost Train. Editado bajo el sello discográfico Shrunkrn Heads en el 2005. La banda sigue en la misma línea que en su EP, una… …
67glad-handing — gladˈ handing noun • • • Main Entry: ↑glad * * * ˈglad handing ; noun uncountable Main entry: ↑ …
68glad-hand — glad hander, n. /glad hand /, Informal. v.t. 1. to greet warmly. 2. to greet in an insincerely effusive manner. v.i. 3. to greet others with enthusiasm, esp. feigned enthusiasm: The candidate spent weeks glad handing around the state. [1900 05] * …
69Glad to See You Go — Single par The Ramones extrait de l’album Leave Home Sortie 1977 Durée 2:11 Genre punk rock Parolier Dee Dee Ramone …
70glad hand — glad′ hand n. inf a hearty welcome or enthusiastic reception, esp. one that is effusive or hypocritical • Etymology: 1890–95 glad′ hand , v.t. v.i. glad′ hand er, n …
