Gloom

gloom, n. Partial or total darkne dimne obscurity cloudine or heavine of mind aspect stin, cObe, full moon, cow, oil linger GLUE of sorrow dullne dejection sadne . — v. i [gloomed (gloomd), glooming.) To shine obscurely, glimmer to appear dark, dismal, or gloomy. — v. To render gloomy, make sad, dismal, or sullen. [AS. glom, gloom, twilight, glomung, gloaming; Sw. glamig, wan, languid, Sw. dial, glumug, staring, woeful, wan, glo, to glow, stare; Prov. G. glmnm, — gloomy, troubled glow, gleam, glum.] Gloom'y, a. [gloomier, -iest.] Imperfectly lumina ted dim dismal affected with, or expre ing gloom; heavy of heart; moody; sullen morose. — Gloom'ily, adv. — Gloomine , n.