Gladsome
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 214
ghul's mn, adj., glad joyous gay. adv Glad's omely. Glad's omone . Glair, glar, u tlie clear pait of an egg used as — varnish: any viscous, trans put tnt substance v.t. to v.unish with white ot egg —adjs Glalr'y, Glar'eotis |1t. gZaire Low L tiara ovi, white of egg tlarus, clear. See Clear.) Glaive, gl.1v, Same as Glave. Glamour, glam'er, n the supposed influence of a charm on the eyes, making them see things as fairtt than tlu> are. [Scotch, Ice glam dimne ol sight Glance, gla ns, n. a sudden shoot of light a darting of the eye a momentaiy view.— v.i. to dart a iay of light or splendour: to snatch a raomentary view to fly off obliquely to make a pa mg allusion — to dait suddenly or obliquely. — adv. Glanc'ingly. [From a 'leut. root found in Swed. gla ns, Dut. glans. Ger. glam, lustre, and allied to obs. E glint, E. glitter, gla
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