Joying [verb]

For a long moment he stood to stare around about the solitary countryside, joying in life and the glory of it.

Strang shook his curly head and stretched his lithe body, living and joying in every fibre of it.

In thy talk and in thy toying, In thy jest and in thy joying, In thy kissing, in thy coying.

Anon the eldest son, greatly joying of his father's gift, called in his brother.

Good cause she had for joying / o'er all her friends escaped from harm.

Joying that her father had yielded, he ran forward till he saw Ruth's tears.

He was still on the whole a most cheerful Christian, joying and rejoicing in the hope of a blessed immortality.

To meet his friends the monarch / rode out in mickle glee: In joying now was ended / all his full great anxiety.

He remembered releasing his grandfather's cage-birds, and joying in the wild swoops of their recovered liberty.

He listened eagerly, with receptive ears, lying on his back and looking up and joying in each movement of her lips as she talked.