Glassier [adjective]

The figure of the old man clutching the  violin and staring with glassy eyes into the dying fire would not away.

I took heart, approached him, and raised the head-cloth, which had fallen over a part of his face; two glassy eyes stared at me.

The canoe glided swiftly along, making the only ripples there were on the glassy surface of the bay.

David, terrified, lifted the half-closed eyelid of the youth: his eye was immovable, dull and glassy.

A light skiff, blue as the waters, was shooting across the glassy surface under a steady oar.

But as the words came, Mary saw the Arab's eyes set in a glassy stare; the lithe form fell heavily.

In the evening, crossed the glassy bay and motored to pay a double-barrelled visit to the Military and Civil Governors.

Her eyes were open, and fixed in a glassy stare straight ahead.

His eyes were glassy, staring, and his fat face was livid, hideous.

And all this time she never closed her eyes, or ceased from that glassy, dream-like stare.