glōrĭfĭco v. a. to glorify glōrĭfĭcus adj. full of glory glōrĭŏla a small glory; a little glory glōrĭor v. dep. a. to glory; boast; vaunt glōrĭōsē adv. glōrĭōsus adj. Full of glory; renowned; boasting; bragging; haughty glos a husband's sister; sister-in-law glossa an obsolete; foreign word that requires explanation; a te... glossārĭum a vocabulary; glossary of antiquated; foreign words that ... glossēma an antiquated; foreign word needing explanation; a name g... glossēmătĭcus adj. belonging to obsolete; foreign words glossŏpĕtra a precious stone resembling the human tongue glottis a little bird glūbo v. a. and n. to deprive of its bark; to bark; peel; to cast off its shell; bark glucidatum glūma a hull; husk gluo glus glue glūten glue glut glut glūtĭnāmentum that which is glued together; a glued; pasted place glūtĭnārĭus a glueboiler glūtĭnātĭo a drawing together; closing glūtĭnātīvus adj. that glues; draws together glūtĭnātor a gluer together of books; a bookbinder glūtĭnātōrĭus adj. that glues; draws together glūtĭnĕus adj. gluey glūtĭnĭum glūtĭno v. a. to glue; glue together; to close up; join glūtĭnōsus adj. full of glue; gluey glūtĭnum glūtĭo v. a. to swallow; gulp down glūto a glutton; gormandizer glūtus adj. well-tempered; soft; N. cr Glўcĕra a Greek female name; A celebrated courtesan at Athens; the mistress of the poe.… Glўcĕrĭum the name of a female character in the Andria of Terence Glўcon a Greek proper name; A wrestler; A physician Glўcōnīus adj. Glyconic glўcўmĕris a kind of shell-fish glўcyrrhīza licorice-root glўcўsīde a peony glyssomarga Gnaeus gnaphălĭon the herb cudweed; cotton-grass gnarigavit N. cr gnārĭtas knowledge gnarivisse N. cr. gnarurat gnārus adj. knowing; acquainted with; skilful; rel; object-clause; known Gnătho a parasite in the; of Terence; a parasite; disciples of Gnatho; Gnathonites; pa… Gnātia gnātus gnāve Gnēus a Roman praenomen Gnĭdus or Gnĭdos a Doric city in Caria; celebrated for its statue of Venus...; belonging to Gnid… Gnīpho a Roman surname gnitus N. cr. gnōbĭlis gnōme a sentence; maxim gnōmon the pin; style of a sundial; the gnomon gnōmŏnĭcus adj. belonging to a gnomon; belonging to a sundial; gnomonic gnosco gnostĭcē insight; the power of perceiving Gnostĭci the Gnostics; a religious sect in the first centuries of ... Gnōsus the ancient capital of Crete; the residence of Minos; Cno... gnōtus gōbĭus a fish of small value; the gudgeon Golgoe a town of Cyprus; famous for the worship of Aphrodite Gŏmorra the city of Gomorrha; in Palestine; belonging to Gomorrha Gomphi a town of Thessaly on the Penēus; Kalabaki; the inhabitants of Gomphi; Gomphians gomphus a nail, peg gonger gongўlis a rape; turnip goniaea a precious stone Gonni a town of Thessaly near the Vale of Tempe; Lycóstomo Gonnocondўlum a town of Thessaly gŏnorrhoea a seminal flux; gonorrhœa Gordaei Gordĭānus a Roman proper name; belonging to the emperor Gordian; Gordian Gordĭum a city of Phrygia Major on the Sangarius; famous for the ... Gordĭus a king of Gordium; in Phrygia Major; famous for the inext... Gordiūtīchos a town of Phrygia Major Gordŭēni a people of Armenia; the modern Kurds Gorge a daughter of Œneus; and sister of Meleager and Dejanira;... Gorgĭas A famous Greek sophist of Leontini; a contemporary of Soc...; A rhetorician in … Gorgo a daughter of Phorcus; called; whose hair consisted of sn... Gorgobĭna a city on the borders of Aquitania; settled by the Boii; ... Gorgŏnĭdōnĭi campi Gorgon-fields gorgŏnĭfer the Gorgon-bearer Gortyn Gortȳna an important and very ancient city of Crete gōrȳtos A quiver; An arrow gossympĭnus the cotton-tree Gŏthi the Goths; the great tribe of Northern Germany Gothīni a Celtic tribe that inhabited the region about the modern... Gothones grabatarius grăbātŭlus a little couch; a pallet grăbātus a small; low couch; a pallet Gracchūris