Squint | Mean of squint in English Dictionary

/ˈskwɪnt/

• Verb
• to look at something with your eyes partly closed
1. She had to squint to read the small print.
2. They were squinting into the sun. [=looking toward the sun with their eyes partly closed]
3. He squinted through the haze of smoke.
• to cause (your eyes) to partly close
1. I had to squint my eyes to focus on the tiny letters.
• to have a medical condition that makes your eyes unable to look in the same direction
1. I noticed that he squints.
• Noun

• a condition in which you are looking at something with your eyes partly closed
1. Her gaze narrowed into a squint.
• a medical condition in which your eyes are unable to look in the same direction
1. She was born with a squint.
• a quick look
1. He took a squint at the document.
2. Have a squint at this.