The process of having or being affected by gleet; the condition of discharge present.
Gerund or present participle form created from 'gleet' by adding '-ing.' While 'gleet' is primarily a noun in medical use, '-ing' can nominalize it to describe the ongoing condition.
Even though 'gleet' is a noun describing a medical condition, English lets doctors turn it into a verb-like action with '-ing'—'gleeting' describes the ongoing presence or manifestation of the symptom, showing how flexible English is!
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