Relating to, consisting of, or resembling glebe or clods of earth; earthy or clayey in nature.
From 'glebe' combined with the informal English adjective suffix '-y,' creating a less formal alternative to 'glebous' with the same meaning.
In agricultural writing, 'gleby' soil was actually considered good—it meant heavy, workable earth with structure, not light sandy soil that blew away, so the word carried positive implications for farmers.
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