gleecraft

== English == === Etymology === From Middle English gleocræft, from Old English glēocræft, glīwcræft (“music, art of music, minstrelsy”), equivalent to glee +‎ -craft. === Noun === gleecraft (uncountable) Music; the art of music. 1948, New Statesman: the week-end review: "It was the outshapen uptippening of a bad tide; but some folk are wont to forsend all deemstery of gleecraft as inwoning."