side-glance

side-glance [sahyd-glans, -glahns] ExamplesWord Origin noun

a glance directed to the side; an oblique or sideways look: a side-glance of displeasure at her interrupter.

Origin of side-glance First recorded in 1605–15 Examples from the Web for side-glance Historical Examples of side-glance

“I should like it very much,” she replied, with a side-glance at her father.

Jacques Casanova de Seingalt

She remained silent a few moments, and I stole a side-glance at her.

Metta Victoria Fuller Victor

Gustavo accepted the explanation with a side-glance at the hair.

Jean Webster

Hers were inquiring, and he confirmed her side-glance at Beauchamp.

George Meredith

After a side-glance of scrutiny, the reply was, ‘Neapolitans.’

George Meredith