0 present participle of glower
1 to look very angry, annoyed, or threatening:
I repeat, these are not large matters compared with the vast and glowering facts by which we are encircled.
There is nothing but loathing and contempt, and, worst of all, a glowering fear of their human tormentors.
In its present form that building is a great, glowering mass.
All that we could do is stand glowering at the edge, resentful, apprehensive and lonely.
What matters is that the security and customs officials who examine one's passport and baggage are now welcoming instead of glowering.
If an atmosphere of parties glowering over the table is generated, no agreement can take place, and that is hopeless and inimical to any hope of price control.
Across the narrow ridge-top to the north are deep corries and dark walls of crag, glowering down over the lake.
Sunsets, glowering storm clouds and blazing glories appear behind the figures.
