gliff
/ɡlɪf/
noun
- A quick, often frightened look or glance.
- He gave a nervous gliff over his shoulder as he walked down the dark alley.
- She took a gliff at the strange noise coming from the closet.
- The cat shot a gliff at the dog before darting under the sofa.
- A brief moment or instant.
- The whole accident happened in a gliff, and then it was over.
- Wait a gliff while I check the map.
- I'll be there in a gliff, just let me grab my keys.