VENT GLEET CAUSE: Constipation is perhaps the most common cause, the hard droppings causing irritation of the vent which is followed by inflammation and suppuration of the lining membranes, rectum and oviduct.
If the nasal gleet is the result of a diseased tooth, the latter must be removed.
For Gleet and Stricture (When the result of Venereal Disease).
Gleet or obstinate milky discharge or oozing of from two to twelve years' standing yielded painlessly and permanently to their use.
Neglected gleet often causes stricture; neglected or improperly treated stricture often causes and keeps up a gleet.
In some cases, when the discharge is constant, this can be easily distinguished from gleet or ozena, from the healthy and natural appearance of the membranes of the nose, which at first are pale, then become fiery red or purple.
In gleet the discharges from the nostrils, as in ozena, are of a very light color.
Then she took as was her custom, milk up to the Hall, I awaited her return, looking at my cock from which to my delight, all signs of gleet had gone.
At length I got better, but with a gleet which wetted the tail of my shirt through daily; doctors advised me to get a change of air, I went to my aunt's place in H.
Tenderness of the glands and prepuce often exists, in a greater or less degree, for years; in such circumstances the affection may be termed gleet of the prepuce, and is usually the consequence of irritable urethra.
In gleet the matter is no longer green or yellow, but whitish and flaky; the globules are contained in a mucous instead of a serous fluid.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gleet" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
