Gleeks

Fans of the TV show Glee, which first aired in May 2009.

We're such Gleeks, we've seen every episode twice.

by Gleeky December 23, 2009

Gleeks

The sometimes unintentional projectile discharge of saliva directly from the salivary glands.

Some Gentleman: "Goodness please say it; don't spray it!"
Another Gentleman "I apologize profusely! I've had some salty food and subsequently let several gleeks out!"

by Alisson April 27, 2010

Gleeks

A word used to express humor, anger, or just to say for fun. In order to use this word, you must repeat it quickly and loudly.

Two friends are walking down their neighborhood and one friend says "hey, there's a subway", and the other friend says "gleeks, gleeks, gleeks!".

by Gleekyheadass December 3, 2016

Gleeks

See also fags: Homosexual mens and womens who love some Glee

Is that dude watching glee??

Why yes he is, he is a homosexual glee fan now trying to be called Gleeks

Oh, thats gay

That is the point

by krisitgotabigbooty April 28, 2010

geeksploit

v. To trick computer engineers into working many hours for free, just by allowing them to set their own hours and wear whatever clothes they want to wear. The word is the fusion of "geek" and "exploit."

I'm taking a bath on this program. I have to learn how to geeksploit better so I can wring the cost over-runs out of my employees.

by Dan Weyandt November 22, 2007

Yung Gleesh

Cleanside's Finest. DC area rapper best known for his songs "Skrong" "Please" and "Lazyness"

Me: You hear that new Yung Gleesh?
Friend: Ya man that shit got me geetchie

by RobGod17 February 12, 2014

Freaks and Geeks

Critically-acclaimed and much-beloved teen dramedy that aired for less than one season. Created by Paul Feig and Judd Apatow, F&G deconstructed the prevalent myth among adolescents (and adults) that a person has to be pretty and popular to be okay. Freaks and Geeks focused on the not-so-pretty aspects the teenage years—specifically the awkwardness of physically changing and socially trying to fit in, the ups and downs of real-world relationships, and the utterly demoralizing experience that high school can be for those who are not cheerleaders or jocks. Feig and Apatow were geeks when they attended high school in the early 1980s and sought to be as truthful to their experience as possible in Freaks and Geeks--through the wry humor that has become Apatow's trademark.

Freaks and Geeks was such a kickass show! What kind of numbskulls were running NBC when they took it off the air?

by GeekTeach81 August 11, 2009