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glormach,
glormach [′gloːrmʌx]
adj. Garish, gaudy.
From Perthshire Gaelic glòramach.
glaze, glose, gloss, glossie, glossy, gloze,
gloss [glɔs, glos]
n. A bright glow. A doze.
v. To doze.
glossy [glɔsɪ, glosɪ]
adj. Glossy.
glossar,
glossar [ˈglosər]
n. A glossary.
gloop, gloup, glupe,
gloup [glup]
n. NN.b. A sea-cave or chasm.
gloor, gloorek, gloorik, glour, glourik, glourock, glowrik, gluir, glur, glurek,
glour [I.Sh. gluːr]
n. A faint light, a glimmer, a phosphorescent light.
dim. glourock: A fisherman's tabu-name for an eye.
glow, glowe, glowin,
glowe [glʌu]
n. A glow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
glowin [glʌuɪn]: Glowing.
glouer, glower,
glower [ˈglʌu(ə)r]
n. MN. A coarse and flat whiting Merlangius merlangus.
glooer, glooerin, glore, glouer, glour, gloured, glourin, glourin$, glourt, glow$r, glow$rin$, glower, glower$d, glowered, glowerin, glowert, glowr, glowran, glowre, glowred, glowrin, willyart-glower,
glower [ˈglʌu(ə)r]
n. An open-eyed stare, an intent look. A scowl, a fierce look.
pt. pp. glowert, glowered
Compounds and phrases etc.
glowerin [ˈglʌu(ə)rɪn]: Staring with wonder.
willyart-glower: A wild, bewildered state.
gloweret, glowerit,
glowerit [I.Sh. ˈglʌu(ə)rɪt]
adj. Of the sky: lurid, as betokening a storm.
gley, gloi, gloy,
gloy [glɔɪ]
n. NN.b. I. Cleaned, unbroken straw, a rough threshing.
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