1. to explain away or make excuses for something in a deceptive manner
Usage: archaic; literary
2. to flatter or speak in a smooth, deceptive way
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The politician tried to gloze over his past mistakes during the debate.
• She would gloze her way out of any difficult situation with smooth words.
• The lawyer attempted to gloze the evidence that contradicted his client’s story.
• He had a talent for glozing his failures as learning experiences.
• The courtier would gloze before the king to gain favor.
• Don’t try to gloze your way out of this mess with empty promises.