noun. A brief, incomplete view or look.

noun. A brief flash of light.

intransitive verb. To obtain a brief, incomplete view of.

intransitive verb. To look briefly; glance.

noun. A transient gleam; a momentary ray or flash of light.

noun. A transient or hurried view; a glance, as in passing; hence, a momentary or chance experience of anything; a faint perception.

noun. A faint trace or share; a slight tinge.

To glimmer; shine.

To come into momentary view; appear transiently or as in a flash.

To look momentarily or accidentally.

To get a momentary view of; see transiently.

To show or cause to be seen as by a glimpse. We conclude this survey with the mention of the psychology of the developing child, glimpsing as it does, in the budding capabilities of the infant, the microcosm of the race and an epitome of the struggle for civilization.

noun. A sudden flash; transient luster.

noun. A short, hurried view; a transitory or fragmentary perception; a quick sight.

noun. A faint idea; an inkling.

intransitive verb. to appear by glimpses; to catch glimpses.

transitive verb. To catch a glimpse of; to see by glimpses; to have a short or hurried view of.

noun. A brief look, glance, or peek.

verb. To see or view briefly or incompletely.

verb. catch a glimpse of or see briefly

noun. a vague indication

noun. a quick look

noun. a brief or incomplete view

"The words, '_There is not a glimpse of poetry in his Tragedies_,' should be, as written, '_There is not an extraneous glimpse_,' &c. ""

glimpsed  glimpsing  

aspect  indicant  indication  panorama  prospect  

Blimps  blimps  chimps  crimps  limps  

appearance  description  flash  gleam  hint  

a little learning  amateurism  appearance  behold  blink  

glimpsed  glimpses  glimpsing