Glossing: writing word-by-word transliteration. Gloss is generally defined as an explanatory comment or note added to the text of a book. It is words of explanation or translation of a foreign or strange word that needs explanation. Wilcox describes gloss as the following:
1 The lacrimal gland produces tears which enter into the duct that drain the tears from the eye into the nose. 2  The most common symptoms are If one has a plugged up tear duct, not only will tears spill over the eyelids and ru n down the face, but the stagnant tears within the system can become infected.
With the âbeginning of the endâ of the relationship, the production of your tears can begin. It is all down to your lacrimal system (think of it like your inbuilt Thames Water supply) that sits next to your eyeball. It is both a secretory system that produces your tears, and an excretory system, that drains them.