Outward aspect, look, appearance, form.

transferred. Appearance, form. Obsolete.

The appearance of a human or animal body or its parts, (often, of the general form as distinguished from the face) considered as beautiful or the…

Outward appearance, semblance, guise; concrete an image, a likeness. Cf. like, n.1 1.

Appearance, aspect, countenance; outward manner or bearing. Also: a look, a glance (cf. love-late n. at love, n.1 compounds 6). Obsolete.

A person's outward aspect or appearance.

Aspect, appearance, look. Obsolete.

Mode of proceeding, bearing, demeanour; appearance, aspect. Obsolete.

Outward appearance. Obsolete (archaic in later use).

Appearance, form, likeness.

Quality (of stature, character, or composition). Esp. in high of pareil. Cf. apparel, n. 6.

External appearance, aspect, semblance.

Appearance, aspect, look (obsolete except as transferred from sense 4); also, a show or semblance of anything.

The appearance or outward aspect of a person or thing.

Appearance, aspect. Obsolete.

Originally: aspect, appearance. Later: facial expression, countenance, manner of looking. Obsolete (chiefly archaic in later use).

= appearance, n. (which see for other quotations) in all its senses.

A thing or (now esp.) person in which the aspect, form, or character of another is reproduced; an exact likeness; a counterpart, copy.

Appearance, semblance. Obsolete.

Outward appearance or manifestation.

Appearance. Obsolete.

The form in which a person or thing seems or appears; look, aspect.

An appearance or aspect. †by the first visage, at first sight.

Chiefly literary in later use. The outward form of a person; the body or flesh as opposed to the mind, spirit, etc. Frequently with modifying word.

Appearance, ‘false semblant’.

= appearance, n. (in various senses).

Outward form or appearance; the exterior. Obsolete.

Appearance; impression on the sight. Obsolete.

Appearance, aspect, look. Now archaic or dialect.

Appearance, aspect; also, attitude, posture.

= assemblance, n.1

The appearance presented by anything; aspect. Also figurative. Obsolete.

Appearance, aspect. Obsolete.

Appearance; sight. rare.

Perceived or perceptible appearance; outward sign.

outward show or appearance.

Appearance or outward aspect; look; (also occasionally) an instance of this. Obsolete.

Appearance; outward form. Obsolete.

Combinations (hyphenated, or as one word): utter-bark, utter-brass, utter-court, utter-deal (deal, n.1 1d), utter-end, utter-gate, utter-room, utter-…

Of an inanimate object or immaterial thing: appearance, esp. as expressive of its quality or nature. Also with modifying word. Also in plural in…

The general appearance or external features of a material object; esp. the contour or configuration of a location, landscape, etc.

Visible state or condition; appearance, look; an instance of this. Also figurative: aspect, or an aspect, of something. to put a new face on (also †…

The action of painting; (also) the result of this action, painted matter. Also figurative.

A face or countenance; an outward aspect or appearance. Also figurative of immaterial things. Obsolete.

In extended senses: the bearing, character, appearance, or †instinct of an animal or of a personification of a quality, attribute, or abstraction…

The outward form or aspect of something. Obsolete.

‘External appearance with respect to grace.’ Johnson. Obsolete.

The appearance presented by an object to the eye; look.

transferred. Of other things: Colour, visible aspect, look, appearance.

Face, aspect, of any figure. Obsolete.

The external appearance (esp. as distinguished from the true nature) of a person or thing. Now only in in show at phrases 1d(a).

Outward appearance, impression, or look; apparent character or manner. With qualifying adjective or of, expressing the character, quality, or…

Appearance, look. Obsolete.

That which pertains to outward form; also, an outward appearance or semblance (of something). Obsolete.

A semblance; a seeming. Obsolete. rare.

A look, appearance, resemblance. Obsolete exc. dialect. In Bk. St. Albans a ‘company’ of boys.

Scottish. Outward appearance (of a person). ? Obsolete.

The act of presenting something to sight or hearing, or something so presented. The appearance, aspect, form, or mode in which something is…

In certain senses of Greek σχῆμα. Form, aspect, appearance. Obsolete.

The effect produced on the senses; appearance, impression. Obsolete. rare.

Appearance, aspect, look. Obsolete. rare.

figurative. (a) A person's clothing, esp. regarded as presenting a distinctive or showy appearance. (b) More generally: outward appearance (esp. with…

Natural History (chiefly Botany). The general aspect or appearance exhibited by an organism, esp. a plant.

Observant expression; look. Obsolete. rare.

absol. or quasi-n. The external signs. Obsolete.

That which appears outside; outward aspect or demeanour.

The fact of showing something or of being shown; display, appearance. Also: something that is shown as proof.

the cut of one's jib: one's general appearance or look. slang, originally nautical: see jib, n.1

Personal appearance. Now rare.

(a) the attendance or presence of an (esp. important) individual in person; (b) the visual aspect of a person, considered in terms of dress…

as n. Aspect, appearance.

Appearance, aspect. Now rare.

Originally: †a person's clothing, the body considered as enclosing the inner self or soul (obsolete). In later use (only recorded in Edmund…

Visual aspect or representation; physical appearance.

An outward appearance or aspect. rare.