intransitive. To direct one's gaze through (an opening or gap in a solid object, a window or other transparent body, an optical instrument, etc.)…

intransitive. To pass or remain unnoticed, to be let alone or ignored. Chiefly in to let (something) overpass: to let it pass, take no notice of it…

transitive. To pass over, leave unnoticed or unmentioned, ignore; to omit; to overlook. Now rare.

transitive. To avoid seeing; to leave, or make, unseen.

transitive. To go by, pass over. literal and figurative. Hence, to leave alone or undone, neglect, overlook, slight. Obsolete exc. archaic.

transitive. To miss or omit intentionally. figurative. To pass over, overlook, refrain from noticing (what comes in one's way); to shirk, ignore.

To pretend not to see or notice; to overlook, ignore; = dissemble, v.1 3.

transitive. To allow to go unchecked; to overlook, excuse, ignore. Also formerly: †to pass over, pardon. Scottish in later use. Obsolete.

To pretend not to see or notice; to pass over, neglect, ignore.

transitive. To pretend not to see, leave unnoticed, pass over, neglect. Obsolete. rare.

to wink at. To disregard, overlook, pass unnoticed (a fact or occurrence). Now rare or Obsolete.

intransitive. To overlook or connive at an offence, etc. Obsolete. rare.

To shut one's eyes from neglect, to neglect to look at, disregard, leave unnoticed. Obsolete.

transitive. ‘To connive at, take no notice of’ (Jamieson).

to wink against: = a (b), above. Obsolete.

transitive. To close (something) by bringing together the outward covering parts. To close (one's eyes). Also figurative, esp. in to shut one's eyes t…

transitive. To shut the eyes to; to evade, shirk, pass by, ignore: originally a sporting phrase.