† glemishn.
Obsolete. rare.
A glimpse.
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the world > physical sensation > sight and vision > sight of something > [noun] > glimpse
sightc1275
gliff1570
glemish1576
glent?1577
glimpse1580
interview1610
catch1775
styme1776
vizy1785
peep1793
snatch1816
waff1818
glint1838
1576 J. Woolton Christian Man. sig. H.ii I haue indeuowred before to shadow (as it were) and geue a glemish thereof.
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n.1576- to lend audience
- to lend colour
- to lend colour to
- to lend credence to
- to lend forth
- to lend hearing
- to lend on mortgage
- to lend one's name to
- to lend open ear
- to lend out
- to leng, live, rest in lee
- to leng, live, rest on lee
- to lengthen one's stride
- to lengthen stride
- to lens out
- to let
- to let a bird fly
- to let a etc slip through one's fingers
- to let a fart
- to let a person down gently, softly or eas y
- to let a person down gently, softly or easily
- to let a person go
- to let a person have it
- to let a person have it hot
- to let a person into the secret