glass (the commonest S. sense is ‘mirror’)
1.
sand-glass, hour-glass All'sW. II. i. 168,
Wint. I. ii. 306
“The running of one
,”
IV. Chor. [i.] 16
“I turn my ,”
1H6 IV. ii. 35, Sonn. cxxvi. 2; in
nautical use, half-hour glass, hence=half-an-hour
Tp. I. ii. 240,
V. i. 223
“three glasses
since.”
2.
magic mirror or
crystal Mac. IV. i. 119.
3.
eye-ball R2 I. iii. 208, Cor. III. ii.
117.
