A mirror, esp. one used for looking at oneself, typically made of glass with a reflective coating on one side. Cf. glass, n.1 8. Now chiefly archaic…

(a) a very fine and delicate kind of glass, originally manufactured at Murano, near Venice; (b) an article made of this, esp. a drinking vessel or…

attributive as tooting-glass n. looking-glass. tooting-hill n. = toot-hill, n.; so tooting-hole, peep-hole; tooting-place, tooting-tower, etc.

a looking-glass, a mirror.

a mirror carried at the girdle.

attributive. †considering-glass = looking-glass.

slang. A mirror; (also, occasionally) a spyglass. Obsolete.

(a) a telescope; a spyglass (now chiefly Nautical and somewhat archaic); (b) a full-length mirror (now somewhat archaic); (c) a drinking glass for…

A mirror, used at a dressing table. Obsolete.

a looking-glass, a mirror.

A looking-glass.

a mirror used when dressing, a toilet-table mirror.

a full-length mirror.

a looking-glass suspended on pivots.

A small mirror with a handle.

A mirror swung on a frame, and of sufficient length to reflect the whole figure.

A cheval glass. Also more fully psyche glass. Now archaic or historical.

a dressing-glass, toilet-glass.

attributive and in other combinations, as tiring-chamber, tiring-closet, tiring-glass, tiring-man, tiring-place. Also tiring-house, n., tiring-room…

a small mirror inside or on the side of a motor vehicle, enabling the driver to see what is behind or to the side of the vehicle; spec. a small…

(a) a side mirror (frequently adjustable) on a dressing table; (b) a rear-view mirror projecting from the side of a motor vehicle.

= swing-glass n.

(a) a small make-up mirror, esp. as a fitting in a motor vehicle; (b) a dressing-table mirror.