gleek
/ɡliːk/
verb
- To shoot a small stream of saliva from under the tongue, often as a playful or gross trick.
- The kid tried to gleek across the room during lunch.
- My little brother thinks it's funny to gleek at people.
- He can gleek really far when he wants to show off.
noun
- A stream of saliva shot from under the tongue.
- A gleek landed on the table, and everyone laughed.
- He aimed a gleek at his friend's arm.
- The teacher was not amused by the gleek that hit the whiteboard.