See Also: gloze(dictionary)
gloze(2)(dictionary)
gloze(1)(dictionary)
chase(7)(dictionary)
chase(6)(dictionary)
chase(5)(dictionary)
chase(4)(dictionary)
chase(3)(dictionary)
chase(2)(dictionary)
chase(1)(dictionary)

gloze(1) (iou) and chase(3) (iou)


gloze(1) (iou)



gloze noun. Now rare. Also (earlier) glose. ME.
[Old & mod. French glose from medieval Latin glosa, gloza, for Latin glossa: see GLOSS noun1.]
A marginal note, a comment. = GLOSS noun1 1. arch. ME.
Flattery, deceit; a flattering speech or comment. ME.
A pretence, a specious appearance. Also, a disguise. ME.

chase(3) (iou)



chase noun3. E17.

The cavity of a gun barrel; the part of a gun enclosing the bore. E17.
A groove or furrow cut in the face of a wall etc. to receive a pipe; a trench for drain tiles etc. M19.