gluIsh, glewishe

[English glu (e); -ish.] Having the nature of glue; gluey, glutinous. "And consequently be fit for the souls of the deceased to have recourse to, and replenish their vehicle with such a cambium or gluish moisture, as will make it far easier to be commanded into a visible consistence." -H. More: Immortality of the Soul , bk. ii., ch. xvi. glŭm, v . i . [Sw. dial. glomma to stare; connected with Sw. glomug =gloomy, and Eng. gloom (q. v.). ( Skeat ).] [GLOMBE.] To look sullen or gloomy; to gloom.