Pronounced: uh-LEM-bick, noun
Notes: I don’t think I’ve run across this word
Yesterday’s word
The word gloze means “to explain away something; to extenuate or make seem less serious; to gloss over”
First usage
This word goes way back to the mid- to late 1200s
Background / Comments
The word came from Middle English, and into Middle English from the Old French word gloser and into Old French from the Medieval Latin word glossāre.
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