glinn
noun
a bright glow in the sky close to the horizon, usually taken as a portent of a storm.
glin
-
a variation of
glinn.
Example Sentences
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The gnarble cowered back in fear and shook from fin to fin, But then he saw a school of fish called shiny glimmy glin.
From FreeChildrenStories.com Collection by Daniel Errico
"Ye'll nae get there under twalve mile,—or maybe saxteen, if ye attampt to walk up the glin."
From Ayala's Angel by Anthony Trollope
The glimmy glin swam right past the subbalubble’s face, And the gnarble grabbed a glimmy fin and quickly left that place.
From FreeChildrenStories.com Collection by Daniel Errico
