Jubilant

jōō′bi-lant, adj. shouting for joy: rejoicing: uttering songs of triumph.— n. Ju′bilance , exultation.— adv. Jubilantly .— v.i. Ju′bilate , to exult, rejoice.— ns. Jubilā′tē , the third Sunday after Easter, so called because the Church Service began on that day with the 66th Psalm, 'Jubilate Deo,' .: also the 100th Psalm, which in the English Prayer-Book is a canticle used as an alternative for the Benedictus; Jubilā′tion , a shouting for joy: the declaration of triumph. [L. jubilāre , to shout for joy. Not conn. with Jubilee .]