parablepsia
noun
para·blep·sia
ˌparəˈblepsēə
variants or less commonly parablepsis or parablepsy
-epsə̇s
-epsē
plural parablepsias
-psēəz
or parablepses ˌ⸗⸗ˈblep(ˌ)sēz
or parablepsies ˈ⸗⸗ˌblepsēz
: false or distorted vision
Word History
Etymology
New Latin parablepsia (from para- entry 1 + Greek blepsis sight—from blepein to see + -sis —+ Latin -ia -y) & parablepsis, from para- entry 1 + Greek blepsis
- look-alike
- look-alikes
- look-in
- look-see
- look-sees
- look-up
- look/feel like a million dollars/bucks
- look/shoot/stare daggers at
- lookalikes
- lookdown
- lookdown fish
- lookdowns
- looked
- looked (at)
- looked (into)
- looked (on or upon)
- looked (toward)
- looked after
- looked ahead
- looked askance
- looked at
- looked back
- looked daggers
- looked down
- looked down (on or upon)