To look askance: to glance. Also to glent aside: to give a side-look. (Cf. glint, v. 3) Obsolete.

To look quickly, to give a glance; also quasi-transitive, to gliff one's eyes.

To glance, look. Obsolete. rare.

To glance, cast a glance, give a look; to look up (from sleep); = blink, v. 3 4a.

intransitive. To peep; to look privily, as through a narrow aperture, or round a corner; †to glance, gaze (obsolete).

Of the eye: to glance, turn aside upon.

intransitive. To look, take a glance. In quots. with up.

intransitive. Of the eye: to glance, look quickly. Of a person: to give a rapid glance (with the eye); to scan. Cf. to run over —— 2b at phrasal…

intransitive. = glisk, v.

Of the eye: To move quickly, to cast a momentary look, to flash. Also said of the person looking; esp. to glance at, to give a brief look at; to g…

transitive. to glance one's eye, look: †(a) to turn aside one's gaze as when dazzled (cf. sense 2); (b) to give a quick or momentary look; also…

To twinkle with the eye or eyelids. In various shades of meaning which run into one another: in the… To glance, cast or let fall a glance, have…

To look with the eyes differently directed; to glance obliquely or in other than the direct line of vision; also, to glance hastily or casually…

With on or upon. transitive. To direct towards or cast (one's eyes, thoughts, or attention) (back) over a thing. Also occasionally intransitive. Obs…

intransitive. To look furtively at something, e.g. out of a window or through a narrow opening; to look quickly or steal a glance at something…

intransitive. To glance over. Obsolete.

intransitive. To peep, take a glance. Cf. glent, v. 2.