Glottology, n. See glossology.

Glow, v. n.

    1. Be incandescent.
    2. Shine brightly.
    3. Burn, be hot.
    4. Be ardent, be warm, warm, become excited, feel intensely.

Glow, n.

    1. Incandescence, white heat.
    2. Brightness, bright color, reddening.
    3. Ardor, warmth, vehemence, impetuosity, fervency, fervor, enthusiasm.

Glower, v. n. Stare (in anger), glare, look black, look fierce.

Glow-worm, n. Firefly (Lampyris noctilucas), glass-worm.

Gloze, v. n.

    1. Flatter, cajole, wheedle, fawn, cringe.
    2. Explain, expound, comment, gloss, make glosses.

Gloze, v. a. Gloss over, put a specious face upon, extenuate, palliate, cover up.

Gloze, n.

    1. Specious show, gloss, plausible covering.
    2. Flattery, cajolery, wheedling, adulation.

Glucina, Glucine, n. Oxide of glucinium.

Glucose, n. Grape-sugar, starch-sugar, diabetic sugar.

Glue, n. Gelatine (impure).

Glue, v. a. Cement (with glue), join with glue.


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