glee¹ /glē/

1. Joy
2. Mirth and gaiety
3. Impish enjoyment
4. A form of short part-song, strictly one without an accompaniment, popular from the mid-17c to the 19c (music)
5. Appar glitter (proverbially coupled with gold; Spenser)

gleeˈful or (archaic) gleeˈsome adjective

Merry

gleeˈfully adverb

gleeˈfulness noun

glee club noun (chiefly N American)

A club or choir for singing glees, part-songs, etc

• goods on consignment
• good-speed
• good-speeds
• goods received department
• goods received departments
• goods received note
• goods received notes
• goods train
• goods trains
• good stuff
• good taste
• good-tempered
• Good Templar
• goodtime
• good-timer
• good-timers
• good turn
• good turns
• good value
• goodwife
• goodwill
• goodwills
• good-willy
• goodwives
• good works