Glemad 

A word made from the word "gleam," which means "to shine brilliantly," Glemad is a name that purports to mean brightness (the quality of being intelligent and quick-witted).

Who gave him the solution?
He is Glemad, and he has exceptional intelligence.

Glemad by David S. Idris June 17, 2022

glomad 

Someone that's never at "home," in the traditional sense of the word, but somehow always feels at home.

A glomad defines home as any place they are or want to be. A glomad travels freely, lingering as long as they desire, creating ties in a new world without borders.

Their lives maybe spent on couches, hostels, short-term rentals but are defined by the incredibleness of their experiences.

Entrepreneurs, remote workers, digital workers all fall into this category

Where the eff is Dylan off to now?!

Oh that crazy glomad is OutTrippin as usual!

glomad by KcKal October 11, 2012

glemarie

Glemarie is a very very talented young lady. She is basically good at everything she does. She can sing, dance, she can draw, she’s smart and more..

Oh! You’re definitely a Glemarie!

glemarie by Suga kookie September 18, 2018

GleeAdjust 

the art of rearranging your ear-buds so that no-one else can hear that you are listening to Glee, while still allowing you to listen at full volume.

When the rest of the engineering team got on the elevator I had to gleeadjust quick because there was no way I was going to turn it down during regionals

GleeAdjust by Siviak May 10, 2011

glemamegatosis 

Adj. a state of ephoria conflicted with a state of concern

You have a case of glemamegatosis

glemamegatosis by Gabe E. July 15, 2005

Glead 

anything you want it to mean. can replace anyword, generally a bad word.

Mike gleaded the hell outta me last night.
or
Mike fucked the hell outta me last night.

Glead by Traila October 23, 2006

Gleady 

p.n. glee-dee., A large group of people where everyone wants be be the leader that are performing a greedy intention.

Dad why are all the people acting gleady?

Gleady by university advisor December 17, 2011