gloffare

[Etym. doubtful.] A glutton. "Gloffare or devowrare. Dev or at or."- Prompt. Parv. *glogh, vi. [Icel. glugga.] To stare, to gaze. "To glogh oppon gomes at gedering of folke." Destruction of Troy , 2,920. *gloier, *gloyere, s . [GLEY, v .] One who squints; a squint-eyed person. "Gloyere or gogyleye. Strabo ."--Prompt. Parv.