glor
glor noun: fat, especially as a soft mass.
Noun
glor (uncountable)
- Fat, especially as a soft mass.
Adjective
glor (comparative more glor, superlative most glor)
Forms of glor
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| alternative form | glorr |
| alternative form | gloar |
| alternative form | glair |
| alternative form | glaur |
| alternative form | glore |
| alternative form | glur |
| alternative form | glure |
| alternative form | glurr |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more glor |
| superlative | most glor |
Origin of glor
Uncertain. Compare Saterland Frisian glärich (“slippery, greasy, dirty”), Saterland Frisian gläärje (“to smear”), Low German glaren (“to become greasy, exude fat”), Middle Low German glarren (“to apply resin to, cover with a sticky substance”).
Words formed from glor
- glor-fat
- glorry
Questions about glor
- What does glor mean?
- Glor means fat, especially as a soft mass.
- What part of speech is glor?
- Glor can be a noun or an adjective.
Words near glor in the dictionary
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