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- noun Plural form of
gloom .
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Examples
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[FN#290] A sign of extreme familiarity: the glooms are the hands and the full moons are the eyes.
Arabian nights. English Anonymous 1855
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290 A sign of extreme familiarity: the glooms are the hands and the full moons are the eyes.
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A major highlight of the pageant is the fire spirit dancer, dressed in a flowing red costume, who appears at the top of the stage to drive away the white-sheeted "glooms" from the base of the giant Zozobra.
NewMexiKen 2008
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A major highlight of the pageant is the fire spirit dancer, dressed in a flowing red costume, who appears at the top of the stage to drive away the white-sheeted "glooms" from the base of the giant Zozobra.
NewMexiKen 2008
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A major highlight of the pageant is the fire spirit dancer, dressed in a flowing red costume, who appears at the top of the stage to drive away the white-sheeted "glooms" from the base of the giant Zozobra.
NewMexiKen 2008
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"glooms" but surely he had had more than his share of serious business lately.
The Motor Girls on Cedar Lake Or the Hermit of Fern Island Margaret Penrose
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Come: sail the mists that bury glooms and bind the shrouds of Easter blooms, in frozen haar of whitest light; unveil the dust-occluded sight.
Archive 2009-07-01 Hal Duncan 2009
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Come: sail the mists that bury glooms and bind the shrouds of Easter blooms, in frozen haar of whitest light; unveil the dust-occluded sight.
The Lucifer Cantos 7/13 Hal Duncan 2009
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I cannot get through the mists and glooms to press your hand and tell you how dear I hold you.
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The eyes were bestial, yellow-green, the pupils dilating and narrowing with sharp swiftness as they sought about among the lights and glooms of the room.
CHAPTER XX 2010
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