wink. Glymme, brightness, A. 1088. O.Sw. _glimma_, to shine. Glysnande, shining, glistening. A. 1018. A.S. _glisnian_. O.N. _glyssa_, to sparkle, glitter. Glyȝt, shone, A. 114; looked, C. 453. Du. _glicken_, to shine. Icel. _glugga_, to peep. _A-glyȝte_, slipped from, in line 245, is evidently another form of _glyȝt_. Cf. N.Prov.E. _glea_, _aglea_, crooked, aside; _gledge_, to look asquint. Sc. _gley_, _gly_, to squint, all of which originally signified simply to look, shine. See T. B. 3943. Gnede, niggardly, beggarly, B. 146. The MS. reads nede, but _gnede_ is the correct form. Dan. _gnide_, to rub. A.S. _gnidan_. Cf. O.E. _nithing_, a miser. A.S. _gnethen_, moderate, sparing. “Sua lang has thir tua boght þair sede, Þat þair moné wex al _gnede_.” --(Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii. fol. 31a.) “Bot fra þair store bigan to sprede The pastur þam bigan to _knede_.” --(_Ibid._ fol. 15a.) “Bot al he tok in godds nam, And thold luveli al þat scam; For al to _gnede_ him thoght þe gram Þat he moght thol on his licam” --(_Ibid._ fol. 51a.) Goande, going, B. 931. Goblote, goblet, B. 1277. {God, Gode,} good, wealth. See _Goud_. Godhede, godhead, A. 413. Godlych, good, B. 753. Golf, deep, abyss, A. 608. Gome, man, A. 231; B. 1315. Gorde = _girde_, rush, go headlong, B. 911, 957. See T. B. 169. Gore, filth, B. 306. A.S. _gor_, wet, filth, mud. N. _gor_. Gorste, gorse, B. 99, 534. W. _gores_, _gorest_, waste, open. {Gost, Goste,} spirit, A. 86; B. 325, 1598. Gostly, spiritual, ghostly, A. 790. Gote, stream, A. 934; B. 413; C. 310; _pl._ goteȝ, A. 608. Prov.E. _gote_, _goit_, _gowt_, ditch, sluice, mill-stream. Du. _gote_, kennel, conduit. A.S. _geotan_, to pour. “As _gotes_ out of _guttars_ in golanand, (glomand ?) wedors, So voidis doun the venom be vermyns schaftes.” --(K. Alex. p. 163.) {Goud, Goude, God,} _adj._ good, A. 33, 568; _sb._ wealth, riches, A. 731, 734; B. 1326. {Goun, Goune,} gown, dress, B. 145, 1568. Governor, B. 1645; C. 199. Gowdeȝ, goods, C. 286. Grace, A. 436. {Gracios, Gracious,} A. 95, 260, 934; C. 26. Gracyously, B. 488. Grame, wrath, vengeance, C. 53. A.S. _grama_. Ger. _gram_, anger, displeasure. Graunt, _sb._ leave, permission, A. 317; _vb._ grant, B. 765; C. 240. Grauayl, gravel, pebbles, A. 81. Grauen, graven, B. 1324. Grauen, buried, B. 1332. Grayneȝ, grains, A. 31. Grayþed, prepared, B. 343, placed, B. 1485; availed, C. 53. See T. B. 229. O.N. _greitha_, to make ready. N.Prov.E. _graid_. Grayþely, quickly, readily, B. 341; truly, A. 499; C. 240. N.Prov.E. _gradely_. See T. B. 54. “On Gydo, a gome þat _graidly_ had soght, And wist all þe werks by weghes he hade.” --(T. B. 229.) Cf. _Graiþe_ = ready. Gre, will, desire, C. 348; hence _bongre_, _malgre_, etc. O.Fr. _gret_. Fr. _gré_, will, pleasure. Lat.