glare
verb / nounUK /ɡleə(r)/
US /ɡler/
To look at someone in a very angry way.
She glared at her brother when he took her toy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A very bright light that hurts your eyes.
The glare of the sun made him squint.
3. To shine very brightly.
The headlights glared in the dark.
4. An angry, hard look.
He gave me a glare and walked away.