intransitive. To look obliquely.

intransitive. To look obliquely or to the side; to direct one's gaze away from something. Hence occasionally: to overlook or ignore something…

To look askew, or obliquely; to leer, ogle, or glance aside; cf. asquint, adv. 2c.

intransitive. Of persons: To turn the eyes to one side or other, to look obliquely, to squint; also to goggle with the eyes and to goggle at (a…

to look awry: to look askance, v. or asquint, adv. adj. (Cf. the senses under these words.)

intransitive. To look askance.

intransitive. To look obliquely or askance; to cast side glances. Now only, to look or gaze with a sly, immodest, or malign expression in one's…

With verbs of seeing, observing, or regarding. Chiefly in to look askew. From the corner of one's eye; obliquely; sideways (in later use sometimes…

To squint at, to look at (or upon) sideways, esp. in a suspicious or slighting manner; hence, to make side-hits at, reflect upon, something.

intransitive. To look or gaze askance; to look with a furtive or sidelong glance. Also to gloat it. Obsolete.

transitive. to glance one's eye, look: †(a) to turn aside one's gaze as when dazzled (cf. sense 2); (b) to give a quick or momentary look; also…

intransitive. To look askance, to squint (at one).

intransitive. To squint, look askance; to peer with partly closed eyes. Also const. at or to.

To look with the eyes differently directed; to glance obliquely or in other than the direct line of vision; also, to glance hastily or casually…

intransitive. To squint; to give a side-look; to glance.

intransitive. ? To look askance.

To look askance or shyly.

intransitive. To squint, look askance.

intransitive. To glance sideways at.