gloze vb. (orig.=to make glosses upon)
1.
to
interpret (a thing) to be (so and so)
H5 I. ii. 40
“Which Salique land the
French unjustly To be the realm
of France.”
2.
to comment “on”
Troil. II. ii. 165.
3.
to talk smoothly and
speciously, use fair words or flattering language
R2 II. i. 10,
Tit. IV. iv. 35
“thus it shall become
High-willed Tamora to with all,”
Per. I. i. 110
“he has found the
meaning But I will gloze with
him.”
