gloam

[ glohm ]
nounArchaic.

  1. twilight; gloaming.

Origin of gloam

1
First recorded in 1815–25; back formation from gloaming

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How to use gloam in a sentence

  • I only know that his little grave stands out there while the gloaming gloams and the soughing winds are soughing.

    Remarks | Bill Nye

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