glomeryt

[ME., a word found, with its derivative glomerel, q. v., appar. only in the records of the University of Cambridge; Ca a var. of glamery, glaumery, glamer, glamour, more orig. gramery, gramary, etc., used in the deflected sense of 'enchantment,' but orig. identical with grammar: see grammar, gramary, glamour.] Grammar: a form of the word used in the middle ages at the University of Cambridge. Master of or in glomery, the head of the grammar schools affiliated in the middle ages with the University of Cambridge. glommet, v. An obsolete variant of gloom and glum. glonoin (glō-no'in), n. [Formation not obvious.) A name given to concentrated nitroglycerin, especially as used in medicine. Glonoin was useful in 10 gr. dose. Medical News , LIII. 709. bridge in the middle ages. The glomerels constituted a body distinct from the scholars of the University. Mullinger , Univ. of Cambridge, i. 226. The master of glomery exercised over his glomerells the usual jurisdiction of regent masters over their scholars. Peacock, On the Statutes. 2. In old Eng. law, a commi ioner appointed to determine differences between scholars in a school or university and the townsmen of the place. Wharton.