intransitive. To look about, to look (in any direction); to see.

To direct one's sight; to use one's ability to see. Hence (contextually): to conduct a visual… intransitive. With adverb or prepositional phrase…

intransitive. To look about, to look (in any direction); to see. Obsolete.

intransitive. Without specific implication as to manner of gaze: to look. Obsolete.

intransitive. To direct one's sight in a particular direction; to look or gaze upon. Obsolete.

intransitive. To look. Const. with various adverbs and prepositions. Obsolete (except as absolute use of 7.)

intransitive. To look at something. In later use chiefly in infinitive after another verb (as come to see, go to see, etc.), sometimes passing…

To observe, see, behold, take note of. Also intransitive. To look. (Cf. French regarder.) Obsolete.

To see, observe. Also intransitive to look on.

intransitive. To look, gaze; to carry out a visual examination or survey; to see. Also transitive (reflexive) in same sense. Obsolete.

intransitive. To look towards, look at. Obsolete.

intransitive. To look; to give heed. Obsolete.

to cast an eye, glance, look, etc. Still in common use.

To cast a glance, glance with the eye, give a look. (in alliterative poetry.) Obsolete.

intransitive. To look, gaze.

intransitive. To look on (something).

intransitive. To look attentively.

intransitive (or absol.) To look or gaze.

intransitive. To look, gaze. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive and transitive. To look or gaze (at).

colloquial. A look, a glance; a (quick) inspection or survey. Esp. in to have a see: to have a look (at something or someone).

intransitive. To investigate, find out, examine; (also in weakened sense) to see. Now rare.

intransitive. To take a view; to look.

intransitive. slang (originally Australian). To look. Also transitive: to look at, stare at; spec. to eye (a person) before a fight.

intransitive. To look or watch; to glance. Frequently in imperative.

A look or glance. Esp. in to take (or have) a shufti.