glean
31GLEAN — Graphic Layout and Engineering Aid Method ( > IEEE Standard Dictionary ) …
32glean — glɪËn v. gather or collect crops that harvesters have left behind; gather, compile; discover or learn bit by bit …
33glean — 1) angel 2) angle …
34glean — to steal Literally, to pick up ears of corn left by the reapers. Usually of pilfering small articles …
35glean — [gli:n] verb 1》 collect gradually from various sources. 2》 historical gather (leftover grain) after a harvest. Derivatives gleaner noun Origin ME: from OFr. glener, from late L. glennare, prob. of Celtic origin …
36glean — v. a. 1. Gather (after reapers). 2. Collect, cull, pick up …
37glean — v 1.(all slowly or laboriously) collect, gather, cull, harvest, reap, take in, pick up, pull in. 2. discover, learn, find out, hear of, catch wind of …
38glean — [gliːn] verb [T] to gradually get small pieces of information about something …
39glean — /glin / (say gleen) verb (t) 1. to gather slowly and laboriously in bits. 2. to gather (grain, etc.) after the reapers or regular gatherers. 3. to discover or find out. –verb (i) 4. to collect or gather anything little by little or slowly. 5. to… …
40glean — Hō ili ili. (Luka 2:2.) …