intransitive. To peep, peer, look out; to gaze; = tout, v.1 1.

intransitive. To look intently or fixedly, to gaze. Frequently with prepositions, esp. over. Now rare except as passing into sense 1b.

intransitive. To peer, look closely; to gaze, look around.

intransitive. To look narrowly or closely, esp. in order to make out something indistinct or obscured; to look with difficulty or concentration at…

intransitive. Of a person or animal: to peer with half-closed eyes; to blink or wink, esp. in a sleepy or sly manner; to look slyly. Frequently in t…

transitive and intransitive. To peer under.

To twinkle with the eye or eyelids. In various shades of meaning which run into one another: in the… To look with twinkling eyelids, as one…

to look worms: ? to peer narrowly (through). Obsolete. (But perhaps a corrupt reading.)

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

intransitive. To look with one eye (as in taking aim). Also: to look with narrowed eyes; to squint, peer.

intransitive. To look with half-shut eyes; to look closely, as a short-sighted person; to peer. Obsolete.

intransitive. To peer with half-shut eyes; to squint. Cf. pink, v.2 1.

(intransitive) (see quot. 1808).

intransitive. To peer. Const. at, into, out.

intransitive. To look at someone or something with one or both eyes partly closed as a protective reaction to strong light, dust, rain, etc.

transitive (a) To regard with amusement or scorn; to appraise mockingly; (b) to peer inquisitively at; to watch or examine closely, to interrogate…

intransitive. ? To peer, to glance obliquely.