noun A harsh, dazzling light.
- Sunglasses help reduce the glare on a bright day at the beach.
- The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead.
- She shielded her eyes from the glare of the headlights.
noun An angry, fierce stare.
- The little boy froze when he saw the glare on his father's face.
- Her sharp glare was enough to make the noisy class go quiet.
- He gave the referee a glare after the decision.
verb To stare angrily at someone.
- The two neighbors glared at each other over the fence.
- She glared at him across the room.
- The teacher glared at the students who were talking.
verb To shine with a harsh, dazzling light.
- The sun glared off the car windows in the parking lot.
- Lights glared from the stage and made it hard to see the audience.
- The midday sun glared down on the desert.
