adjective
also glad·ey ˈglādē
( gladier ; gladiest )
Etymology: glade + -y
1.
a. : having glades ; especially : full of glades
a glady countryside
b. : resembling a glade
it was a glady place, and ferns and moss grew all around — H.E.Giles
2. : having a shallow soil and limestone outcrops
extensive glady areas wherein well-preserved fossils are abundant — Journal of Geology