Glossocele, glos'-so-sele, s. swelled tongue

[Med.] (Gr. Grumous, glo a, and kele, a swelling.) Grumous 1 glos-sog'-gra-fer, s. a writer of glo es; scholiast (Gr. glo a, and grapho, to write). glos-sog'-grå-fe,s.the writing of glo es; a description of the tongue. glos-sol -o-jist, s. one who defines technical terms; one versed in glo ology. glos-sol-o-je, s. the definition of technical terms; the comparative science of language (Gr. glo a, and logos, science). glos-sot -o-me, s. di ection of the tongue [Anat.] (Gr. glo a, and tome, cutting.) and shining; highly polished. Glo ily,glos'-se-le, ad. in a glo y manner. glot'-tal, a. pertaining to the glottis. glot'-ta-lite, s. a rare silicate of a white colour and vitreous lustre, discovered near Port Glasgow (Glotta, the Clyde, and lithos, a stone). glot'-tis, s. two semicular membranes, situated at the top of the windpipe, and forming a small oblong aperture, which can be dilated or contracted at pleasure, and by the various vibratory motions of which the tones of the voice are modified (Gr.) glot-tol-o-je, s. comparative philology; glo ology(Gr. glotta,the tongue,and and logos, science). s. a cheese made inGloucester. gluv, s.a cover for the hand, with a separate sheath for each finger: v.a. to cover with a glove. To throw the glove, to challenge to single combat. To makeup the glove, to accept the challenge. (A.S. glof.) gluv'-band,s.aband for the glove round theorist. gluv'-stretch-ers, s.pl. instruments for opening the fingers of gloves, in order that they maybe drawn on the hand more easily. gluv'-er, s. one who makes or sells gloves. v.n.,to shine with intense he at;to feel great heat of body; to be flushed with heat or animation; to feel the heat of pa ion;to be ardent;to burn with intense pa ion: v.a.to make hot,so as to shine: 8. shining or white heat; brightne of colour; ardour or vehemence of pa ion (A.S. gowan). glo'-ing, a. shining with intense heat; exhibiting a bright colour; ardent; vehement; hot. Glowingly, glo'-ing-le, ad. with great brightne , heat, or pa ion glo'-wurm,. s. the female of an insect of the beetle order, which glows in the dark. -e-a,,s. s. aplant with large bell-shaped flowers, a native of tropical America (Globin, a German botanist). gloze, v.n. to flatter;to wheedle;to talk smoothly; to expound: s. flattery; adulation. To gloze over, to palliate by specious representation. (Glo .) glo'-zer, s. a flatterer. glo'-zing, s. specious representation. acid, glew'-sik as'-sid, -sid, s. s. an acid obtained from sugar,by the action of an alkali or anacid (Gr. glykys, sweet). glu-si'-nå, s. the oxide of glucinum, so named from the sweetish taste of its salts. glew-sin'-e-um, s. a white metal belonging to the alkaline earths. glu-ko-he-me-a, s. a complicated chronic disease, accompanied by a large secretion of urine containing glucose [Med.] (Gr. glykys, and haima, blood). glew'-kose, s. a sugar obtained from grapes, fruits of various kinds,honey,starch, .,and known as grape-sugar, starch-sugar, and diabetic sugar. glu-ko-su'-re-a, s. glucohæmia [Med.] (Gr. glykus, and our on, urine). glew, s. a viscid substance, extracted from the skins, hides, hoofs, ., of animals, boiled to a jelly, and used as a cement by carpenters,bookbinders, : v.a. to join with glue;to unite;to hold together. Marine glue, a cement ement used used in ship-building, composed of india-rubber di olved in naphtha, and of shellac. (L. gluten.) glu' -boyl-er, s. one whose occupation is to make giue glew'-er, s. one who cements with glue. glew'-e, a. viscous; glutinous. Glueyne , glew'- e-nes, s. the quality of being gluey. glew'-ish, a. having the nature of glue. glum, a. frowning; sullen(gloom). a. having glumes. glew'-mal, a. having glume [Bot.] glew-ma'-leez, s.pl. an extensive cla of endogenous plants, with glumaceous flowers, comprising, among others, the gra es. gleam, s. a small bract with a flower in the axil, as in gra es; the husk or chaff of grain (L. glum a, husk, from glubo, to peel). glew'-mus, a. said of an aggregate flower, with a common glume at the base.