Glimpse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GLIMPSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to see for an instant
• see or perceive briefly or partially
• shine or appear faintly or intermittently
• to appear by glimpses; to catch glimpses.
• To catch a glimpse of; to see by glimpses; to have a short or hurried view of.
• catch a glimpse of or see briefly
• catch a glimpse of
NOUN:
• a momentary or partial view
• a brief insight or indication
• brief or incomplete view
• A sudden flash; transient luster.
• A short, hurried view; a transitory or fragmentary perception; a quick sight.
• A faint idea; an inkling.
• a quick look
• a brief or incomplete view
• a vague indication

Words related to GLIMPSE

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Words that contain GLIMPSE

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How to use GLIMPSE in a sentence

• The Northern group remained in the roadway, straining their eyes to catch the last glimpse of the wanderers as they disappeared in the misty foliage, far up the roadway.
• Then they returned to the bank for another long session together, and there was quite an eager bustle among the clerks as they stretched their necks to get a glimpse of Mr.
• The postilion had dismounted to chain a wheel, and the halt enabled those he conducted to catch a glimpse of the lovely scenery of that remarkable view.
• The latter saw nothing further of Senor Rey for two days, and did not catch even a second glimpse of Jim Framtree.
• She leaned forth, and at the gap by the gate caught a glimpse of a trim young man in blue serge wearing a white linen hat.
• The primary sources provide a glimpse both into the history of the Douay- Rheims version and the English language itself.
• In the heat of the fray Locke caught a glimpse of her battling on the landing above with the first emissary.
• And yet I caught such a glimpse of the general significance of the picture, of the spirit that prompted it, as deeply impressed me.
• Graham had a glimpse into the cab of the 956 as it passed and saw Gallagher, sitting erect on his box with wide-staring eyes.
• There are buffaloes in this quarter, but we have not got a glimpse of any.
• Who was that primal man? how sounded his voice? were his eyes terrible, or mild? Seems, as we speak, we glimpse his majestic figure, and the grandeur of his face and cloudy beard.
• It has upset our comfortable Canadian conscience, for it has given us a glimpse of the upper country, and life can never be the same again.
• Mark watched for a second glimpse of the lovers, but they were far away on the other side.
• The streets all around were thronged with people longing for a glimpse of Gladstone.
• One glimpse of the gold and red interior, however, made her clap on the cover again.
• And no eye, however keen, could catch more than a glimpse of a gray tail before he was gone.
• Scarcely had I made the discovery when there was a whistle and a plunge up on the hill on my left, and I had one swift glimpse of him, a splendid creature, as he bounded away.
• They were nice black eyes, the sort that brim over with humor, yet way at the back of them I caught a glimpse of something else.
• Far away below them, in among the misty shapes of the distant trees, he caught a glimpse of a collection of dark little dots whose unfamiliar look puzzled him.
• They had lost all sight of the pursuers, though once Bradby caught a glimpse of smoke far away to the east, smoke that he fancied came from the mid-day fire of the troopers.
• And this gives us a glimpse, an aspect of the immediate future of literature.
• Through the curling blue wreaths you may catch a glimpse of the happy hunting grounds to which he has now gone.
• Crossing Piccadilly Circus he had a glimpse of the rising walls and the scaffolding of the new restaurant.
• Then, as he was sweeping his glasses again in a half curve he caught a glimpse of something straight ahead that made the great pulse in his throat beat hard.
• She would return to Belgrade, and at least make her home where she could catch an occasional glimpse of her boy.
• One glimpse she had of his eyes, and it was as if she looked into the deep, deep heart of the fire unquenchable.
• He was enjoying this glimpse of the inner mysteries of the great game.
• Peckaby caught one glimpse, and bounded from her seat, her chest panting, her nostrils working.
• Peering cautiously out of the carriage, I caught a glimpse of the waiter, Karl, hurrying down the platform.

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