Definitions of glance
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To
dart
a
ray
of
light
or
splendour;
to
fly
off
obliquely;
to
look
with
a
sudden
rapid
cast
of
the
eye;
to
allude
to
in
passing.
-
To
shoot
or
dart
suddenly
or
obliquely;
to
cast
for
a
moment;
as,
to
glance
the
eye.
-
To
hint
at;
to
touch
lightly
or
briefly.
-
To
dart
suddenly
or
obliquely.
-
To
dart
suddenly;
direct
momentarily.
-
To
shoot
or
emit
a
flash
of
light;
to
shine;
to
flash.
-
To
look
with
a
sudden,
rapid
cast
of
the
eye;
to
snatch
a
momentary
or
hasty
view.
-
To
strike
and
fly
off
in
an
oblique
direction;
to
dart
aside.
Your
arrow
hath
glanced.
-
To
make
an
incidental
or
passing
reflection;
to
allude;
to
hint; -
often
with
at.
-
To
shoot
a
sudden
ray;
view
with
a
quick
movement
of
the
eye;
to
strike
slantingly
and
fly
off;
as,
the
blow
glanced
off
his
shield.
-
To
dart
a
ray
of
light
or
splendor:
to
snatch
a
momentary
view:
to
fly
off
obliquely:
to
make
a
passing
allusion.
-
throw
a
glance
at;
take
a
brief
look
at; "
She
only
glanced
at
the
paper"; "
glint"
is
archaic; "
I
only
peeked--
I
didn't
see
anything
interesting"
-
To
look
hurriedly
or
indirectly.
-
To
bound
off
after
striking
obliquely.
-
To
hint;
make
allusion.
-
To
flash;
gleam.
-
To
shoot
or
dart
suddenly
or
obliquely;
to
cast
for
a
moment.
-
To
dart
aside;
to
shoot,
as
a
ray
of
light
or
splendour;
to
fly
off
obliquely;
to
snatch
a
momentary
view.
-
a
quick
look
-
throw
a
glance
at;
take
a
brief
look
at; "
She
only
glanced
at
the
paper"; "
I
only
peeked--
I
didn't
see
anything
interesting"
-
A
sudden
flash
of
light
or
splendor.
-
A
quick
cast
of
the
eyes;
a
quick
or
a
casual
look;
a
swift
survey;
a
glimpse.
-
An
incidental
or
passing
thought
or
allusion.
-
A
name
given
to
some
sulphides,
mostly
dark-
colored,
which
have
a
brilliant
metallic
luster,
as
the
sulphide
of
copper,
called
copper
glance.
-
A
sudden
shoot
of
light;
quick
passing
look
of
the
eye;
a
quick
momentary
view.
-
A
sudden
shoot
of
light:
a
darting
of
the
eye:
a
momentary
view.
-
Sudden
flash
of
light;
momentary
view.
-
To
flash
suddenly;
give
a
hasty
look;
fly
off
obliquely;
allude
briefly.
-
A
quick
look;
sudden
thought;
momentary
gleam;
oblique
rebound.
-
A
sudden
shoot
of
light
or
splendour;
a
darting
of
the
eye
or
sight;
a
quick
momentary
view;
a
passing
allusion;
a
mineral
with
a
metallic
lustre,
as
glance-
coal,
a
mineral
composed
chiefly
of
carbon.
-
A
rapid
or
momentary
view;
a
sudden
shoot
of
light
or
splendour;
a
name
applied
to
minerals
possessing
a
semi-
metallic
lustre.
-
GLANCINGLY.
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