Etymology: < glibn.1Of doubtful genuineness: Irish glibin means ‘a rag’.
Obsolete. rare.
A woman who wears a glib.
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1618 T. GainsfordGlory Eng.i. xvii. 151 In Terconnell the haire of their head growes so long and curled, that they goe bare-headed, and are called Glibs, the women Glibbins.
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