Past tense of gleek; squirted liquid (usually saliva) through the teeth, or expressed fan enthusiasm for Glee.
Regular past tense formation from the verb 'gleek' by adding the '-ed' suffix. The verb itself has unclear origins but appears in English texts from the 1600s onward, possibly from Scandinavian or Dutch roots.
There's something delightfully silly about having a verb in the dictionary for spitting—yet 'gleeked' has appeared in major dictionaries for centuries, proving that even minor bodily functions get their linguistic moment when they're distinctive enough!
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