oeillade

[œ-yad]

noun, plural oeil·lades

[œ-yad] /œˈyad/. French.

an amorous glance; ogle.

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British Dictionary definitions for oeillade

oeillade

noun

literary an amorous or suggestive glance; ogle

Word Origin

C16: from French, from oeil eye, from Latin oculus + -ade as in fusillade

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Word Origin and History for oeillade

n.

"an oogling stare, an amorous gaze," 1590s, from French oeillide (15c.), from oeil "eye" (from Latin oculus, see eye (n.)) + -ade.

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