GLOOMS

Meaning of GLOOMS in English

ˈglümz noun plural

Etymology: plural of gloom (II)

: blues 1 — usually used with the

the sick morning glooms of debauchees — George Eliot

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GLOOMS — /gloohmz/ , n.pl. the blues; melancholy (usually prec. by the ). [ 1735-45; see GLOOM, -S 3 ]
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