once-over

Related to once-over: insofar, barring, accepting, catching up, declasse

once-over

A quick, cursory amount of attention given to someone or something, as when inspecting, reviewing, or cleaning. Can you give my paper a once-over? Just see if you spot any typos. I want you to tidy the place a little before Mary gets here. You don't need to clean every corner of the house, just a quick once-over will do. The sergeant entered the barracks and gave the soldiers a once-over to make sure their bunks and uniforms were in order.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

*once-over

a quick, visual examination. (*Typically: get ~; give someone ~.) Every time John walks by I get the once-over. Does he like me? I went to the doctor yesterday, but I only had a once-over.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • get the once-over
  • give something a once-over
  • give (something) a once-over
  • peek in on (someone or something)
  • put (someone or something) under the microscope
  • put (someone or something) under a microscope
  • give (one) the once-over
  • give somebody/something a/the once-over
  • give someone the once-over
  • give someone/something the once-over