CultureJuly 16, 2026
glade
/ɡleɪd/
Definition
An open space in a forest that is free of trees.
Etymology
Originating from Middle English, the word likely comes from the Old English 'glæd,' meaning bright or shining. It evolved to describe an open, sunlit space within a dense forest where light can penetrate.
In the news
In this article, the word refers to a specific natural area called 'Yellow Jacket Glade,' highlighting it as a scenic, open location for hiking and enjoying wildflowers.
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