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glore

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[glawr] / glɔr /

verb (used without object)

glored, gloring
  1. British. (in some dialects) to stare, gape, or glare.

  2. British. (in some dialects) to shine; be radiant.


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The lech, the lyone, and the flour alſo, 2124 Yow worſchip them, yow ſerve them euermo; And ples the world as I have ſaid before; In gouernans thus ſtondith al thi glore.

From Lancelot of the Laik A Scottish Metrical Romance by Walter W. (Walter William) Skeat

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