1. 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.

2. 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.

3. To shoot or dart suddenly or obliquely; to cast for a moment.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• relance,
• blancer,
• cjance,
• galnce,
• glaxe,
• silance,
• blance,
• glnced,
• lence,
• palance,
• glanzed,
• vilance,
• aglance,
• aliance,
• glimce,
• allance,
• gence,
• glanses,
• glanea,
• cance

• Glynis,
• glaze,
• glances,
• glinka,
• lance,
• Glanced,
• glancy,
• GLINES,
• glanz,
• glunz,
• glans.

The adverb form of "glance" is "glancingly".

The adjective form of the word "glance" is "glancing".

The plural of the "glance" can be the "glances".

The singular of the "glance" can be the "glance".