Main Entry: glee
Pronunciation: \ˈglē\
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English glēo entertainment, music; akin to Old Norse glȳ joy, and perhaps to Greek chleuē joke
Date: before 12th century
Definition: 1 : exultant high-spirited joy : merriment
2 : a part-song for usually male voices
2 : a part-song for usually male voices
Used in a sentence: "Nothing brings Hula so much glee as when a bug lands on a blossom she is photographing."
4 comments:
Great shots...I have been trying to capture the bees flying around my flower beds.
This wee little bug is probably barely visible with the naked eye. You can practically see what color his eyes are with that macro lens!
Glee is a much better word of the day than gloom would be, what spectacular photos.
A treat.
beautiful :)
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