glossic

sheovaalyai for 'chevalier,' although the hard necessity of such cruel and ludricious distortion is not without importance, let us look at Mr. Ellis's glossic spelling of some words with an eye not to its desirability or ...

1877, Pennsylvania School Journal, page 411

But in favor of Ellis's glossic he urges: First, that the modern popularity of dialect stories prepares the way for it; second, that it requires no peculiar font, but can be set up at any printing office in any country which uses the Roman alphabet; ...

1891, The Phonographic Magazine, page 200

Figure 2.33 A. J. Ellis's glossic alphabet from 1890 (Ellis, 1890) Glossic was a phonetic transcription system invented by Alexander Ellis and used by several writers for the English Dialect Society in the late nineteenth century.

1996, David Graddol, English: History, Diversity, and Change, Psychology Press, →ISBN, page 79

The Glossic version is taken from Ellis's English Dialects, pp. 28, 29, compared with the more exact pateotype version in his English Pronunciation, Part V. pp. 61, 52. I have ventured to alter Ellis's Glossic spelling wherever I thought that I could ...

1892, James Gow, A Method of English for Secondary Schools, page 162

The last improvement of Ellis's notational experiments was his 'veri eezi' Glossic of 1871, coupled with the Universal Glossic which aimed “at giving simbelz faur dhi moast mine'ut foanet-ik anal-isis yet achee-vd”.

1971, Roman Jakobson, Word and Language, Walter de Gruyter, →ISBN, page 458