Crow
Crow verb - To feel or express joy or triumph.
Usage example: being the home of the new Super Bowl champs was the first thing that city residents had to crow about in a very long time
Glory is a synonym for crow in action topic. In some cases you can use "Glory" instead a verb "Crow", when it comes to topics like blow, fake, boast, brag.
Nearby Words: crowing, crowed
Both words in one sentence
- In comedic versions, the "blaze of glory" will include giving vent to long-repressed opinions, quitting a hated job, and the like, forcing the character to eat crow when it turns out that he'll have to live with the consequences after all.
Source: Mistaken for Dying -
WCW: Also gave us the glory that was Crow!
Source: Goth -
Streets Of Glory, by Garth Ennis: Red Crow is an Apache warrior, well known for his love of, and talent for, cold blooded torture.
Source: Monster / Comic Books
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