2. (old).—A window thief. Cf., Glaze.

1725. New Cant. Dict. Song ‘The Twenty Craftsmen.’... A glazier who

when he creeps in, To pinch all the lurry he thinks it no sin.

1785. Grose, Vulg. Tongue, s.v.

Gleaner, subs. (old).—A thief. Cf., Hooker, Angler, etc. For synonyms,

see Thieves.

Glib, subs. (common).—1. The tongue. Slacken your glib = loose your

tongue. For synonyms, see Clack.

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