In high spirits; exhilarated, joyful; †glad of or pleased at something. Chiefly predicative.

Uplifted, raised; proud, exalted. Cf. senses of the verb.

Elated, exhilarated.

colloquial. on (also upon) the high ropes (also rope) and variants: in an elated, disdainful, or enraged mood. Now rare (only in historical contexts).

Emotionally uplifted, in a good mood; elated, lively, uproarious; chiefly in high spirits, high (old) time.

Of persons: Inspired (as with joy or hope), in high spirits, exultant, flushed (as with success or victory).

Elated; in high spirits; cock-a-hoop.

Elated, delighted.

in fine (also good, high) leg: in high spirits, elated. Cf. in fine, good, high, etc., feather at feather, n. 2b.

Excited, elated, abnormally happy. Hence as n., a person in a state of elation; a fanatic.

In colloquial phrases. in high snuff, in high feather; elated.

Cheered, encouraged, elated.

Affected by a thrill of emotion.

Love-struck, besotted; infatuated, obsessed. Also: excited, thrilled.