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stolen a glance

stolen a glance is the past participle of steal a glance.

Meaning of steal a glance

Verb

steal a glance (third-person singular simple present steals a glance, present participle stealing a glance, simple past stole a glance, past participle stolen a glance)

  1. (idiomatic) To look quickly at someone or something, hoping that nobody notices the action.
    • Each boy stole a glance at the other and met the same look of disbelief.

Questions about stolen a glance

What is stolen a glance the past participle of?
Stolen a glance is the past participle of steal a glance.

Words near stolen a glance in the dictionary

  1. stole-fee
  2. stole-fees
  3. stoled
  4. stolelike
  5. stolen
  6. stolen a glance
  7. stolen a kiss
  8. stolen a living
  9. stolen a march
  10. stolen away
  11. stolen base

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