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glean
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
glean
(verb)
glean
/
ˈ
gliːn/
verb
gleans
;
gleaned
;
gleaning
glean
/
ˈ
gliːn/
verb
gleans
;
gleaned
;
gleaning
Britannica Dictionary definition of GLEAN
1
[
+ object
]
a
:
to gather or collect (something) in a gradual way
She
gleaned
her data from various studies.
He has a collection of antique tools
gleaned
from flea markets and garage sales.
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b
:
to search (something) carefully
They spent days
gleaning
the files for information.
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2
:
to gather grain or other material that is left after the main crop has been gathered
[
no object
]
They spent hours
gleaning
in the wheat fields.
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[
+ object
]
gleaning
stray ears of corn
gleaning
a vineyard
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— gleaner
noun
,
plural
gleaners
[
count
]
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