Gleanings

What do we mean by gleanings?

Things that have been collected bit by bit. noun plural

Plural form of gleaning. (act of harvesting leftover crops) noun

The crops leftover from farmers' fields after they have been commercially harvested, or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest noun

Something learned by gleaning.

The act of collecting leftover crops from farmers' fields after they have been commercially harvested or on fields where it is not economically profitable to harvest.

The catching of insects and other invertebrates by plucking them from within foliage, or sometimes from the ground. It may also be applied to where prey is picked off, or from within, natural and man-made surfaces such as rock faces and under the eaves of houses.

To understand what someone is saying, to follow something someone said, or a concept that is being put forth. Similar words include gleaned and gleaning. Urban Dictionary

A strong, funny, friendly girl. Gleanes are the type to know if you’re okay or not. They are also the people who would make you uwu so hard it hurts. They are really supportive, but are down for that drama. They want to listen to all that tea! But over all, they’re a great person Urban Dictionary

To show a grasp or, comprehension, of a subject matter, material, or, functionality, with limited information, or time to fully understand or totally absorb, what it is we're seeing or doing. Can be an intuitive first impression of a person place or thing glean (to look within) gleaned (past tense) gleaning (absorbing, or, reflecting on) Urban Dictionary

To take a Pineapple Fanta and add certain pills to give it a lean type drink which has green-ish color. Urban Dictionary

To dick slap a girl until she bleeds. Urban Dictionary

To repeatedly cock slap someone (that is, to slap someone with a penis) until they bleed. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to gleanings:
gleanings, gleaning, leanings, cleanings, cleaning, leaning, gleaming, meanings, learnings, leavings, pleadings, leasings, clearings, gearings, glazings, loanings, leadings, cleansings, groanings, greenings.

Words that rhyme with gleanings:
meanings, leanings, screenings.

Adjectives that are often used to describe gleanings:
few, historical, last, genealogical, such, further, scanty, mere, nile, shakespearean, johnsonian, fresh, local, small, rich, only, literary, grape, anecdotic, humble, valuable, biblical, precious, meager, final, meagre, interesting, random, respective, miscellaneous, editorial, later, scattered, considerable, better, curious, after, precarious, traditionary, historic, useful, latest, daily, careful, confused, above, fragmentary, harvest, melancholy, plenteous, desultory, lewd, dull, argentine, casual, quaint, wonderful, sorry, botanical, profuse, geographical, carcinological, joint, insignificant, patient, unquiet, ethnologic, philosophical, barest, slight, cloth, abundant, turkish, exquisite, richest, secondhand, hahnemannian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective gleanings:
thoughts, culture, exchanges, from.

Words that sound like gleanings:
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