G&Lee 

Gin and Lemonade, so called because it rhymes with G&T, and is more aurally pleasing that G&L

"This G&Lee tastes disgusting, have we no T?"

"Sorry, we've run out of T, it'll have to be G&Lee"

G&Lee by chicgeek January 23, 2007

gleeZin 

For something or someone to stand out.
Rissardio Created this word!

Man im "gleeZin" today
All of my chains are "gleeZin"

gleeZin by Rissardio December 31, 2020

gleeed 

the past tense of glide

bruh i totally just gleeed over here

gleeed by depressed_bin_chicken123 October 15, 2019

Gleenis Penis 

A penis with the qualities of a Gleenis.

Hard, Durable in wet conditions, varies in size, Can be a wide variety of colours, environmentally friendly, easy to maintain, easy to install.

Female: Are you good in bed?

Guy: Well... I have a Gleenis Penis.

Female: Take me now!

Gleenis Penis by M?th Is Fun June 13, 2017

The Glee Fandom 

The Glee Fandom is the fandom about the hit television series, Glee. The Glee fandom has the biggest variety of ships known to man, including Boys+boys, Boys+girls, Girls+girls, and Wes+his gavel. They also tend to ship the actors with things, such as Grant+Instagram. People who ship Faberry are often called Wizards. The shippers often have ship wars. The most popular ongoing ship war would be the Kum vs. Klaine ship war. The fandom often likes to virtually yell at one of Glee's creators, Ryan Murphy, as he likes to give them nothing to work with and enjoys messing with their brains. The fandom is quite aware that Glee clearly doesn't have a proper definition of the word "continuity". They are also quite aware that glee might just be the worst show ever made. But they love it anyways! In other words, the people in Glee Fandom are basically just the best people on planet earth.

Fan 1: RYAN, Y U NO GIVE US MORE KLAINE?
Fan 2: RYAN, THE GLEE FANDOM WANTS FABERRY!

The Glee Fandom by Maxii123 March 6, 2012

GLEE 

A word often used by a lot of south Floridans or just Florida in general. Created by Kodak Black who often uses it a lot in the beginning of his songs. It does really have a meaning, it’s more of a phrase we use to show excitement.

“Glee! Aye, aye, aye, aye, aye I'm in London, got my beat from London”

GLEE by Syd The Kyd May 29, 2018

gleeotch 

one step up from a gleek

'Taste the rainbow, gleeotch!' from Glee Season 3

gleeotch by sephboi October 2, 2011