Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Gleam

Gleamn.a sudden shoot of light;v.i.to shine suddenly

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Gleaming

Gleamingpa.shining, flashing;n.a gleam

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Gleamy

Gleamya.flashing, shooting sudden light, bright

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Glean

Gleanv.t.to gather the remains, pick up, select

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Gleaner

Gleanern.one who gleans, one who selects

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Gleaning

Gleaningn.the act of gleaning, a thing gleaned

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Glebe

Gleben.a church estate, turf, soil, sulphur

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Glebosity

Glebosityn.a glebous state or quality

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Glebous

Glebous, or Glebya.turfy, cloddy, full of clods

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Glect

Glectn.a venereal complaint;v.t.to run slowly

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Glee

Gleen.joy, mirth, merriment, pleasure, gaity

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Gleeful

Gleefula.merry, cheerful, laughing, gay

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Gleek

Gleekn.music, a musician;v.i.to sneer, ob.

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Gleeking

Gleekingpa.sneering, acting the droll, ob.

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Gleen

Gleenv.i.to shine from heat or polish, ob.

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Glen

Glenn.a valley, vale, space between two hills

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Glib

Gliba.smooth, slippery, quick, ready

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Glibly

Gliblyad.smoothly, quickly, readily, easy, fast

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Glibness

Glibnessn.smoothness, slipperiness, ease

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Glide

Glidev.i.to flow gently, silently and swiftly, to pass

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Glide (2)

Gliden.the act and manner of passing smoothly

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Glide (3)

Gliden.a sneer, scoff, flout;v.t.to jeer, ob

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Glimmer

Glimmerv.i.to shine faintly;n.a fossil

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Glimmering

Glimmeringn.a weak or faint light, a short view

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Glimpse

Glimpsen.a short appearance or view, a faint light

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Glissa

Glissan.a fish of the tunny kind without scales

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Glisten

Glisten, or Glisterv.i.to shine, sparkle, glitter