gliffs
/ɡlɪfs/
noun
- Plural of gliff; quick, often frightened looks or glances.
- There were several gliffs from the audience when the magician made the rabbit disappear.
- He kept stealing gliffs at the clock, hoping the meeting would end soon.
- The children exchanged nervous gliffs as the thunder rumbled.
- Plural of gliff; brief moments or instants.
- The fireworks lasted only a few gliffs, but they were beautiful.
- She finished her homework in a few gliffs before dinner.
- In a couple of gliffs, the bird had flown away.