jubilation

• “Polly pounded on her desk in jubilation, and when the bell rang soon thereafter, and she and I stayed behind to talk to Dr. Miller.”

  I'd Rather Be A Hammer Than A Nail": Fallacy in the Construct

• “LUDDEN: Now, some listeners may recall that, you know, all this jubilation is only months after a devastating earthquake struck the country.”

  NPR: Millions Worldwide Share In Chilean Celebration

• “Beantown in jubilation with a familiar smell in the air”

  Beantown in jubilation with a familiar smell in the air

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  Beantown in jubilation with a familiar smell in the air

• “Dinara Safina, sister of men's player Marat Safin, falls to the court in jubilation after finishing off her come-from-behind upset of top-seeded Maria Sharapova on Monday.”

  Safina's stunning upset helps her carry on the family name

• “When Carter scored his first goal only 42 seconds into the game, the diehards erupted in jubilation and it seemed like the Flyers would be able to ride that emotional boost for at least the rest of the period.”

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• “Kaka screamed in jubilation, throwing his arms out wide, and Roberto Carlos jumped on his back for a short, celebratory piggyback ride.”

  USATODAY.com - Kaka scores in Brazil's 1-0 victory over Croatia

• “The Russian leaped into the air in jubilation when the puck went into the net, and the Sabres knew their electrifying forward was back on board.”

  USATODAY.com - Hockey - Pittsburgh vs. Buffalo

• “Mumme raised a towel in jubilation as the final seconds ticked off and students stormed the field in celebration.”

  USATODAY.com - College Football - UTEP vs. New Mexico St.

• “The Sooners rushed out onto the field in jubilation, and Baylor players walked to the locker room with their helmets in their hands.”

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