0 happiness, excitement, or pleasure:
1 happiness or great pleasure:
Malone pumped his fist with glee after scoring the game-winner.
I do not state these facts with any glee or satisfaction.
So all this cruelty and horror, which they perpetrate with, it seems, such glee, is virtually for nothing.
I cannot look upon that possibility with any feelings of glee.
I speak in this debate with no sense of glee at the state in which the coal industry finds itself.
People told me with some glee about the building programme.
His glee seemed to be associated with some suggestions he was making to trade unions.
This glee is evidence of extreme irresponsibility and a denial of fundamental values of democratic policy - prudent care for the common good.
Those concerned will be rubbing their hands with glee and trotting off on holidays abroad.
