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glean

 

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Verb glean has 1 sense
  1. reap, harvest, glean - gather, as of natural products; "harvest the grapes"
    --1 is one way to gather, garner, collect, pull together
    Derived form: noun gleaner1
    Sample sentence:
    They glean rye in the field

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Glean

Verb:

  1. To gather or collect (grain, information, or other material) bit by bit, especially after the main supply or crop has been harvested.
  2. Example sentence: The farmers used their hands to glean the leftover wheat from the fields.

  3. To gather or learn (something) slowly and gradually.
  4. Example sentence: She would often read newspapers to glean information about current events.

Noun:

  1. The result of gleaning; a small or limited quantity obtained or gained.
  2. Example sentence: She managed to obtain a glean of information about the upcoming project.

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