glance back at (someone or something)

glance back at (someone or something)

1. To look quickly over one's shoulder at someone or something located behind one. We both glanced back at the work site after hearing that loud crash. On her first day, my daughter ran off into the preschool without even glancing back at me.
2. To return one's gaze to someone or something. I started walking down the docks and only glanced back at Joe when he began insistently calling my name.
See also: back, glance
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • glance back
  • glance at
  • glance at (someone or something)
  • glance over at (someone or something)
  • bounce into (someone or something)
  • blast away
  • compete with
  • compete with (someone or something)
  • LOL
  • say out loud