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• n  a momentary flash of light
• n  a spatially localized brightness
• v  be shiny, as if wet
• v  throw a glance at; take a brief look at

• Not at all, if it can "change the world," as he claims with a subversive glint in his eye.
• It's a bold hat, but it's a bold night and the glint in Fai's gaze makes you think his magnets are spinning full tilt.
• The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter: As a writer of words, McCullers is never distinguished, never in one glint verbally original.

• flicker
• spark
• glitter
• glisten
• gleam
• shine
• glance
• peek

News & Articles

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• Best Bet: Maison Boinet’s Double Wrap Belt
  With its crinkled silver finish and contrasting vachetta leather, Maison Boinet's wrap-around leather belt is a versatile styling staple for cinching in cotton sun dresses, beach cover-ups, and loose boyfriend jeans this summer. Wear it loose along the hips or tight along the waist; either way, the glint of silver ... More »
  June 18, 2013 - New York Magazine
• Hear Smith Westerns' Sad, Starry 'Idol'
  Roughly two weeks out from the release of their third album, Soft Will , Smith Westerns have released a third song from the record: the forlorn "Idol." Lightly swathed in reverb, the track has a starry glint — a blueprint revealed on
  June 12, 2013 - Spin

Quotes

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• Don Garber in USA Today
  When Lamar was talking about soccer, there was that glint in his eye. The book on American soccer is going to have chapters on Lamar Hunt and what he did both in the past and the present for the game here,Major League Soccer Commissioner Don...
• Greg Chappell in Reuters UK
  I can see a steely glint in (Ponting's) eyes and that means a few runs around in India this time,said Chappell, who is an assistant coach with the touring party.