(transitive) to look through, examine thoroughly.

To look at, examine, or observe closely or carefully; to see or behold; in modern use spec., to investigate with a spyglass or telescope.

transitive. To inspect, examine thoroughly. Cf. to see over —— 1 at phrasal verbs 2, to look over 1 at look, v. phrasal verbs 1. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To inspect, examine thoroughly; (originally) †to look over, peruse (a book or document) (obsolete); (later) to tour and inspect (a…

transitive. To look at (something) with care or attention or over a period of time; to observe closely; to scrutinize; to watch. Also occasionally in…

transitive. Originally: to look through or over; to examine, inspect, or peruse. Now chiefly figurative: to review, summarize, take an overview of.

transitive. Scottish. To look at, view, inspect, examine, scrutinize. Obsolete.

transitive. To look over, examine.

To look or gaze at (something); to examine, inspect, or observe closely or narrowly. ? Obsolete.

transitive. To scrutinize (a visible object) in order to ascertain its nature or to interpret or become familiar with its appearance; (also) to…

With the object of one's gaze or consideration implied.

With at. With the object of one's gaze or consideration specified. Cf. phrases 2b(b).

transitive. To look over, inspect, examine.

To look at searchingly, examine with the eyes.

transitive. To focus one's gaze intently on (someone or something), esp. so as to penetrate beneath superficial appearance to true motives…

transitive. To examine and ascertain the condition, situation, or value of, formally or officially, e.g. the boundaries, tenure, value, etc. of an…

U.S. slang. In a game of cards, esp. poker. transitive. To look at (one's hand) by fanning out the cards slightly. Now rare.