To gleek, which means to shoot saliva from under your tongue on command, follow these steps:
- Generate saliva : Stimulate saliva production by biting your tongue gently (enough to make your eyes water a bit), sucking on sour candy, yawning, or drinking water. This helps create enough saliva to gleek
- Position your tongue : Place the tip of your tongue against the roof of your mouth, near the front (just behind your upper front teeth). Then slide your tongue slightly forward while keeping it pressed to the roof of your mouth
- Form your mouth and breathe : Make a small "O" shape with your mouth and take a deep breath in through your mouth. You can also jut your jaw slightly forward to help saliva pool under your tongue
- Expel the saliva : Quickly flex or flick your tongue forward while keeping the tip pressed to the roof of your mouth. This action forces saliva out from under your tongue, creating the gleek effect
- Practice : Gleeking on command may take practice and might not work repeatedly in quick succession because saliva production needs time to replenish
Some people find it easier than others, and it may feel awkward at first. Practicing in front of a mirror can help you see your tongue movements and improve control
. In summary, gleeking involves controlling your tongue and saliva flow to shoot saliva out from under your tongue by flexing it forward after building up saliva in your mouth
