Glory

glO'ri, n. renown honour the occasion of praise an object of pride excellency splendour brightne circle of rays surrounding the head of a saint: (B the presence of God the manifestation of God to the ble ed m heaven heaven. —? to boast to be proud of anything, to exult: pa.p. gloried. [Fr —L. glona for cloria), akin to clams, cm root of L. lu-eo, Gr. klu-o to be famed E Loud. Glo , glos, n brightne or lustre, as from a polished surface external show. v.t to give a superficial lustre tu to render plausible, to palliate. [Ice. glo i, bnghtne , gloa, to glow. Sec Gla .j Glo , glos, n a remark to explain a subject a comment —r to comment or make expl.m tiory remarks. [L. glo a, a word requiring explanation—Gr. glo a, the longue