Exultation

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
[Fr., from Lat. exultatio.] Triumph; transport; rapture; delight; joy at succe or victory. Exultingly, adv. In a joyous or triumphant manner. Exu'ma, (GREAT and LITTLE,) two of the Bahama Islands, the larger of which po e es one of the best harbors in those islands; Lat. 23° 30′ N., Lon. 75° 50 W. Exun'galate, v . a . [Lat., from ex , and ungala , the claw, or hoof.] To pare, or remove the nails of a dog. Exultance, n. Transport; exceeding joy; triumph; exultation.
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