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::::GLI 537 GLOGlaver, v. n. Mol, dean miodal, brosguil.Glaverer, s. Sodalacli, fear-miodail, fear-brosguil.Glaymore, s. Claidheamh mòr.Glaze, v. a. 1. Furnish with windows of glass :cuir uinneagan gloin' ann. 2. cover with glass :còmhdaich te gloine. 3. overlay with somethingshining and pellucid : dealtraich, dean loinnreach.Glazier, s. Fear-deanainih uinneagan gloine.Gleam, s. Boillsgeadh, pladhadh, aiteal, lannair dril.Gleam, v. n. Boillsg, dears, soillsich, las grad.Gleamy, adj. Boillsgeach, dèarsach, drìlseach, dealrach,lasach.Glean, v. a. 1. Gather what the reapers leave behind: dioghluini, dioghluni. 2. gather any thingthinly scattered : trus, cruinnich, tionail.Glean, s. Dioghlum.Gleaner,*. 1. One who gathers after the reapers :fear-dioghluim. 2. one who gathers any thingslowly and laboriously : fear-trusaidh, fear-tionail.Gleaning, s. Dioghlum, tional.Glebe, s. 1. Turf, soil, ground : clod, caob, fòd.2. the land possessed as part of the revenue of anecclesiastical benefice : fonn ministeir, talamh, no,fearann eaglais.„ '> adj. Clodach, caobach, fòideach.Glede, s. Clamhan, clamham gobhlach.Glee, s. 1. Joy, merriment, gaietj' : mire, sunnd,aiteas, cridhealas, siigradh. 2. a song sung inparts : luinneag eutrom, òran sùgraidh, ceapag.Gleed, s. Eibheal.Gleek, s. 1. Music : ceòl. 2. a scofiP, a jokeàbhachd, fearas chuideachd.Gleen, v. n. Dears, dealraich.Gleesome, adj. Cridheil, sunndach.Gleet, s. Silteach, neasgaid shilteach, iongar.Gleet, v. n. Ruith, sil, sruth iongar.Gleety, adj. Silteach, iongarach.Glen, s. Gleann.Glewy, adj. Glaodhadh, righinn.Glib, adj. Sleamhuinn, rain, reidh, so-ruithleadh.Glib, t'. a. 1. Castrate: spoth. 2. make smoothor glib : minich, dean reidh.Glibby', adv. See Glib, adj.Glibbness, s. Slearahnad, minead, reidheachd.Glide, v. n. 1. Flow gently and silentlj' : slaod,gluais eutrom, siubhail ciiiin. 2. pass on withoutchange of step : sleamhnaich. ruith gu sliom.Glide, s. Sleamhnachadh, siubhal min, dol sios.Glider, s. F'ear-sleamhnachaidh.Glimmer, v. n. Soillsich gu fann, dean lag sholus.Glimmer, «. Breac-sholus, fann-sholus, frith-sholus.Glimmering, s. Fann-shealladh.Glimpse, s. 1. A weak, faint light : fann-sholus,solus lag. 2. a quick flashing light : pladhadh,aiteal, dril, boillsgeadh. 3. transitory lustreboillsgeadh, pladhadh. 1. short feeling of enjoyment: sgleò, faileas, pladhadh. 5. a short transitoryview : pladhadh, aiteal, sealladh grad.Glisten, v. n. Soillsich, boillsg, dealraich, dèarsaich.Glister, v. n. Soillsich, dealraich, dears, boillsg.Glister, s. Boillsgeadh, dealradh, lannair.Vol. II.Glisteringly', adv. Gu soillseacli, gu dùarsach.Glitter, v. n. 1. Shine, gleam : dèarrs, boillsg, bilainnearach. 2. be specious, be striking : boillsg,dèaiTs, bi breagha.'r^\ s. Deàrsadh, boillsseadh, lannair.Glittering, °JGlittering, adj. Boillsgeach, dèarsach, lannair.Glitterinoly, adv. See Glittering, adj.Gloar, v. a. See Squint, v. a.Globard, *. See Glow-worm.Globated, adj. Cruinn.Globe, s. 1. A sphere, a ball : ball cruinn. 2. theterraqueous globe : cruinne, cruinne-ce. 3. asphere in which the various regions of the earthare geographically depicted : dealbh na cruinne,dealbh a' chruinne-cè.Globose, adj. Cruinn, ceirsleach, cuarsgach.Globosity, s. Cruinn-chumadh.Globular, adj. Cruinn, air cumadh cruinn, ceirsleach.Globule, s. SmCiirnean, duradan.Globulous, adj. See Globular.Glomerate, v. a. Ceirslich, cuairsg, cruinnich.Glomeration, s. 1. The act of forming into a ballor sphere : ceirslcachadh, cuairsgeadh, cruinneachadh.2. a body foniied into a ball : ceirsle,cuairsgeadh, ball.Glomerous, oilj. Ceirsleach, cruinn, cuarsgach,cuairsgeach.Gloom, s. I. Imperfect darkness: gruaim, duibhre,dubhar. 2. cloudiness of aspect, suUenness :gruaim, mi-ghean, trom-inntinn, smalan, gruaraan,goill, gulm.Gloom, v. n. 1. Be cloudy, be dark : dorchaich,bi gruamach, bi neulach. 2. be melancholy, besullen : bi gruamach, bi fuidh mhi-ghean. 3. lookdarkly or dismally : seall gruamach, cuir gruaimort.Gloomily, adv. See Gloomy.Gloominess,*. 1. Want of light: duibbre, neulaehd,doilleircachd. 2. want of cheerfulness, melancholy: gruamachd, mi-ghean.Gloomy, adj. 1. Obscure, almost dark : dorch,doilleir, neulach, dubharach, 2. dark of complexion: lachduinn, odhar. 3. sullen, melancholygulmach, gruamach, trom-inntinneach, cianail.Gloriation, s. Gloireis.Glorification,*. Glòireachadh, cliilthachadh, moladh.Glorify, v. a. 1. Procure honour or praise to one:glòirich, glòraich, chùthaich, adhmhol, àrdaich.2. pay honour or praise in worship : glòirich, thoiraoradli, thoir urram, thoir glòir. 3. praise, honour,extol : mol, cliùthaich, adhmhol. 4. exaltto glory in heaven : glòraich, thoir gu glòir,naomhaich.Glorious, adj. 1. Noble, illustrious, excellentoirdheirc, glòrmhor, allail, naomh. 2. boastful,proud : mòr-chuiseach, stràiceil, bòsdail.Gloriously', adv. See Glorious.Glory, *. 1. Praise paid in adoration : glòir, cliù.2. the felicity of heaven prepared for those that3 Y