Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: globule – glowing
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globule (-s), n. [Fr.]
Small spherical particle.
gloom, n. [ME gloum(b)e, to be savage.]
Melancholy air; darkness; obscurity.
gloria, n. [L.; see sic, adv.] (webplay: fathers, friends, hath, hero, honor, honorable, moon, Peter, shalt, thou).
glorify (-ied), v. [Fr. glorifier.]
Exalt to glory or celestial happiness.
glory (-ies, -'s), n. [Ofr.]
- Brightness; luster.
- Splendor; magnificence.
- Honor; praise; renown.
- Celestial bliss.
- Phrase. “Morning glory”: type of flower.
gloss, n. [Dutch gloos, glowing.]
Brightness; luster.
glove (-s), n. [OE.]
Protective covering for the hand; [fig.] skin; protective covering on nerve fibers.
glow (-s), n. [see glow, v.] (webplay: burn, day, stars, white).
- Warmth of passion, of life.
- Sunlight; morning light; dawn.
- Bright light.
- Phrase. “Glow worm”: worm that emits light from the abdomen.
glow (-ed, -ing, -s), v. [OE glowan.] (webplay: bright, coal, day, fire, gown, heart, red, shining).
- Lighten; shine.
- Be bright with color.
- Live; give forth heat with life.
glowing, n. [see glow, v.]
Last light; dust; last hope.