Gloss (2)
Glossv.t.to explain, palliate, cover, adorn
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Glossary
Glossaryn.a dictionary of old or obscure words
Glossator
Glossator, or Glossographern.a commentator
Glossiness
Glossinessn.a smooth polish, superficial luster, gloss
Glossing
Glossingn.an explanation by glosses or notes
Glossography
Glossographyn.the writing of comments
Glossy
Glossya.shining, showy, smoothly polished, soft
Glout
Glout, or Glowtv.i.to pout, to look sullen, ob.
Glove
Glove, [gluv]n.a cover for the hand and arm
Glove (2)
Glovev.t.to cover wih gloves
Glover
Glovern.one who makes or sells gloves
Glow
Glowv.to burn, grow or be hot, redden, shine
Glow (2)
Glown.a heat, warmth, passion, brightness
Glowworm
Glowwormn.a species of fire fly
Gloze
Glozen.flattery, false insinuation, a gloss. ob.
Gloze (2)
Glozev.i.to flatter, wheedle, comment, ob.
Glucin
Glucinn.a soft white earth obtained from beryl and emerald
Glue
Gluen.a strong cement used to join substances
Glue (2)
Gluev.t.to join together with glue, unite, stick
Glum
Gluma.sullen, sour, gloomy, grave, stubborn
Glume
Glumen.husk or chaff on the feeds of plants
Glumose
Glumosea.having ahusk at the base
Glut
Glutv.to devour, cloy, disgust, overload, cram, fill
Glut (2)
Glutn.a great plenty, more than is enough
Gluten
Glutenn.glue, the principle of glue in grain
Glutinous
Glutinous, or Glueya.like glue, ropy, sticky, tough
Glutinousness
Glutinousnessn.a state of being viscous