glancefuls

Noun

glanceful (plural glancefuls)

1. That which is perceived at a glance.
   • ...every glanceful dumps onto a metaphysical floppy disc, compartmentalized notions: couples standing in line at the gallery, singles hitting happy hour, families boating on Lake Erie, dogs slobbering on the steps of Magnolia Thunderpussy's Record Shop all have their place and Jazzy understands why.1994, Jennifer Bosveld, Jazz Kills the Paperboy, →ISBN, page 13
2. That which is communicated by a glance.
   • During the day she'd lounge on the shore of the thermal lake in a fire-engine-red bikini, casting meaningful glances (with every glanceful worth its weight in gold) at the trade union miners, who were staying there gratis in the hopes of gaining relief in the medicinal waters for whatever ailed...1997, Péter Esterházy, A Little Hungarian Pornography, →ISBN, page 12

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