verb
- looks with eyes partly closed, especially because of bright light or to see more clearly
- looks quickly or briefly at something
noun
- a condition where the eyes do not look in the same direction
- a quick look or glance
Usage: medical
Usage: informal
Examples
- She squints in the bright sunlight.
- He squints at the small print on the page.
- The detective squints through the keyhole.
- The child was born with a squint in her left eye.
- Take a squint at this old photograph.
- I can barely read this without squinting.
- The cowboy squints across the desert horizon.