gled
1Gled. — Gled., bei Pflanzennamen Abkürzung für J. G. Gleditsch (s. d.) …
2gled — be·drag·gled; en·tan·gled; horn·swog·gled; jin·gled; jun·gled; new·fan·gled; new·fan·gled·ly; new·fan·gled·ness; old·fan·gled; pun·gled; quad·ran·gled; rect·an·gled; scrag·gled; snag·gled; tri·an·gled; gled; shin·gled; en·tan·gled·ly;… …
3gled — I gled 1. gled: på gled II gled 2. gled vb., præt. af glide …
4gled — Glede Glede (gl[=e]d), n. [AS. glida, akin to Icel. gle[eth]a, Sw. glada. Cf. {Glide}, v. i.] (Zo[ o]l.) The common European kite ({Milvus ictinus}). This name is also sometimes applied to the buzzard. [Written also {glead}, {gled}, {gleed},… …
5gled — I. ˈgled Scotland variant of glad II. chiefly Scotland variant of glede …
6gléd — f ( e/ e) glowing coal, ember, fire, flame; instrument of torture [glówan] …
7gled — Cleveland Dialect List the kite …
8new´fan´gled|ness — new|fan|gled «NOO FANG guhld, NYOO », adjective. 1. lately come into fashion; of a new kind: »the newfangled doctrine of utility (John Galt). Thousands of tradition minded Londoners wanted no part of such…newfangled devices as radio or TV… …
9new|fan|gled — «NOO FANG guhld, NYOO », adjective. 1. lately come into fashion; of a new kind: »the newfangled doctrine of utility (John Galt). Thousands of tradition minded Londoners wanted no part of such…newfangled devices as radio or TV (Newsweek).… …
10dȍglēd — m 1. {{001f}}optički instrument za promatranje dalekih predmeta; dalekozor 2. {{001f}}domet oka, koliko se može vidjeti na daljinu [biti na ∼u] …
