"glisk" meaning in Scots

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          "ref": "2018 May 10, Ashley Douglas, “'It’s mair o a comment nor a question …'”, in The National:",
          "text": "The moderator gies an apologetic glisk tae the ither audience memmers wi their hauns hingin in the air as they ettle, wioot muckle success, tae bring this soliloquy tae a stap an pit aabody oot o their misery.",
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        "A glimpse, glance, look."
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          "text": "The moderator gies an apologetic glisk tae the ither audience memmers wi their hauns hingin in the air as they ettle, wioot muckle success, tae bring this soliloquy tae a stap an pit aabody oot o their misery.",
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