verb
- to look angry, sullen, or displeased
Usage: dialectal; chiefly Scottish
Examples
- He glunched at his brother across the dinner table.
- She glunched when told she couldn’t go to the party.
- The old man glunched at the noisy children in his yard.
- After losing the game, he glunched for the rest of the evening.
- Don’t glunch at me like that when I’m trying to help you.