GLORY, GLORYING
NOUNS
..900 — ORE respect, reverence, honour, glory → obs.
1000 — TIR glory, honour, majesty → obs.
1225 — PRICE general recognition of worth or excellence; honour, glory, renown → obs.
1275 — PRIDE honour, glory → obs.
1300 — VAINGLORY glory that is vain, empty or worthless; inordinate or unwarranted pride in one’s accomplishments or qualities; disposition or tendency to exalt oneself unduly; idle boasting or vaunting
1325 — DEARTH glory, splendour → obs.
1504 — GLORIATION the act of glorying; boasting; triumphant exaltation → obs.
1513 — DECORE grace, honour, glory, beauty, adornment → obs.
1626 — FEATHER-GLORY light and transitory glory → obs.
1831 — KUDOS glory, fame, renown → colloq.
NOUNS – PERSON
1939 — WALTER MITTY an unimpressive person who regularly has daydreams of glory → sl.
1945 — GLORY HOUND one who seeks personal glory; used derisively → US sl., esp. military usage
1951 — GLORY BOY a conceited man who recklessly seeks glory → US military sl.
1985 — GLORY HOG one who seeks personal glory; used derisively → US sl.
VERBS
1330 — BEYELP to talk loudly of, to boast of, to glory in → obs.
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