eye-cast
now rare
noun
An act or manner of casting the eye; a glance, a look.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in James Howard (c1640–1669), playwright.
- cultural affairs
- cultural anthropological
- cultural anthropologist
- cultural anthropology
- cultural attaché
- cultural center
- cultural centre
- cultural cleansing
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- cultural cringe
- cultural desert
- cultural diplomacy
- cultural diversity
- cultural exchange
- cultural festival
- cultural hegemony
- cultural imperialism
- culturalise
- culturalism
- culturalist
- culturalization
- culturalize
- cultural lag
- cultural landscape
- cultural literacy