GLEESOME

also in dialect forms GLEEZON, GLISSOM

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ETYMOLOGY
from glee (n.) + -some

EXAMPLE
From: The Cobler of Canterburie
Or, An Inuectiue Against Tarletons Newes out of Purgatorie.
Published with the Cost of a Dickar of Cow-hides.
Printed by Nicholas Okes For Nathaniel Butter, 1608
Reproduced ?
P. 22