आकुञ्चितपुटापाङ्गा सङ्गतार्धनिमेषिणी । मुहुर्व्यावृत्ततारा च दृष्टिराकेकरा स्मृता ॥ ८१॥
Ākekarā: The Glance in which the eyelids and the corner of the eyes are slightly contracted and joined together, and is half-winking, and the eyeballs are repeatedly turning up, is called Ākekarā (half-shut).
Vikośā: The joyful Glance in which the two eyelids are wide open and there is no winking and the eyeballs are not immobile, is called Vikośā (full blown).
त्रासोद्वृत्तपुटा या तु तथोत्कम्पिततारका । सन्त्रासोत्फुल्लमध्या च त्रस्ता दृष्टिरुदाहृता ॥ ८३॥
Trastā: The Glance in which the eyelids are drawn up in fear, the eyeballs are trembling and the middle of the eye is full-blown due to panic, is called Trastā (frightened).
आघुर्णमानमध्या या क्षामान्ताञ्चितलोचना । दृष्टिर्विकसितापाङ्गा मदिरा तरुणे मदे ॥ ८४॥
Madirā: The Glance in which the middle of the eye is rolling, the ends of the eyes are thin, the eyes are bent, and the corners of the eyes are fully widened, is called Madirā (intoxicated). It is to be used in representing light intoxication.