Loom

loom, n. the frame or machine for weaving cloth the handle of an oar, or the part within the rowlock. [A.S. geloma, furniture, utensils.] Loom, 150 m, v to shine or appear above the horizon to appear larger than the^ real size, as m a mist to be seen at a distance in the mind's eye, as something in the future. [A.S. leomian, to shine leomct a beam of light. Allied to Light.] Looming, looming, «. the indistinct and magnified mOtc mate mOOn then. 308 IMG:page-308.webp:Page 308 liOon appearance of objects seen in certain states of the atmosphere mirage. Lwm, l