glinn
or glin
[ glin ]
noun
a bright glow in the sky close to the horizon, usually taken as a portent of a storm.
verb (used without object)
(of the sky near the horizon) to become lighter (often followed by up).
Origin of glinn
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How to use glinn in a sentence
And then Mrs glinn was fully face to face with her particular guardian devil.
Bye-Ways | Robert Smythe HichensWhen the door-bell at last rang, Mrs glinn laid down her novel carefully, and mechanically stood up.
Bye-Ways | Robert Smythe HichensWhen he had gone, Mrs glinn sat down in a chair and took up a French novel.
Bye-Ways | Robert Smythe Hichensglinn was devoted to her, and she loved him, and was as true to him as any wife could have been.
Bye-Ways | Robert Smythe HichensI don't think I can tell you, Mrs. glinn answered, with an obvious effort.
Bye-Ways | Robert Smythe Hichens
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