Grateful

grateful, a. Having a due sense of benefits; willing to acknowledge and repay benefits; affording pleasure; pleasing to the taste; acceptable gratifying; welcome. — Gratelully, adr. — Grate'fulne , n. — Gratify, grat'l-fi, v. t. [-fied (-lid), -FYlNG.] To please bv satisfving some wish; to give pleasure to, recompense. — Gratitude, -tud, re. State to of being grateful; thankfulne .— Grat'in cal i on, n. of. Act of gratifying mind, taste, or appetite; that which of affords pleasure. — Gra'tis, adv. For nothing; freely; gratuitously — Gratuitous, -I-tus, a. Given without an a recompense; without reason, cause, or proof. — Gratuity, -tl, re. A free gift, present. — Grafulate, v. t. To salute with declarations of joy; congratulate. — Gratulalion, n. Act of, etc.— Grat'ulatory, -to-rl, az Expre ing joy.