look
Cross references:
1. expect 2. see
1. look \'lu.k\ vb [ME looken, fr. OE lo-cian; akin to OS lo-co-n to lo]ok
1: to make sure or take care (that something is done) 2: to ascertain by
the use of one's eyes 3a: to exercise the power of vision upon : EXAMINE
archaic 3b: to search for 4: EXPECT archaic 5: to bring into a place or
condition by the exercise of the power of visi on 6: to express by the eyes
or facial expression 7: to have an appearance that befits or accords with
1a: to exercise the power of vision : SEE 1b: to direct one's attention
1c: to direct the eyes 2: to have the appearance of being : SEEM 3: to
have a specified outlook {the house ~ed east} 4: to gaze in wonder or
surprise : STARE 5: to show a tendency {the evidence ~s to acquittal} :
to take care of 1: to await with hope or anticipation 2: to search for -
look after
2. look n 1a: the action of looking 1b: GLANCE 2a: the expression of the
countenance 2b: physical appearance; esp : attractive physical appearance
- u su. used in pl. 3: the state or form in which something appears :
ASPECT