1squint 
/ˈskwɪnt/ verb
squints; squint·ed; squint·ing /ˈskwɪnt/ verb 1 [no obj] : to look at something with your eyes partly closed
▪ She had to squint to read the small print. ▪ They were squinting into the sun. [=looking toward the sun with their eyes partly closed] ▪ He squinted through the haze of smoke. 2 [+ obj] : to cause (your eyes) to partly close
▪ I had to squint my eyes to focus on the tiny letters. 3 [no obj] chiefly Brit : to have a medical condition that makes your eyes unable to look in the same direction
▪ I noticed that he squints.
▪ She had to squint to read the small print. ▪ They were squinting into the sun. [=looking toward the sun with their eyes partly closed] ▪ He squinted through the haze of smoke.
▪ I had to squint my eyes to focus on the tiny letters.
▪ I noticed that he squints.
