Gloze
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 216
glOz, v.t. to give a false meaning to: to flatter to wheedle —v.t. to palliate by specious explanation. [M. E. glosen, to make glo es, from M. E. glose, a glo See GIoeb a remark.] GIucobi, glfi5-k
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