IPA: //ɡleɪd//
KK: /gleɪd/
A clear area in a forest where there are no trees, often filled with grass or flowers.
The deer grazed peacefully in the sunny glade.
The word 'glade' originates from Old English 'glæd', meaning a clearing or open space in a forest. It refers to a bright, open area surrounded by trees.
Imagine a bright, open space in the woods — that's what a glade is, a clearing where sunlight shines through.