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ˈglotten, v. Sc. local.
(See quot.)
1825–80Jamieson, Glotten (1) to thaw gently; (2) a river is said to be glottenit, when it is a very little swelled, its colour being somewhat changed, and the froth floating on its surface.
Hence † ˈglotnit ppl. a., clotted. Of the eyes: ? Bloodshot.
1513Douglas æneis ii. vii. 77 Reuthfully in vane behaldand hevin, alaik! With glotnyt ene. Ibid. v. vi. 74 Nisus fallis, vnhappely, Apon the glottnit blud. |