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oeillade

American  
[œ-yad] / œˈyad /

noun

French.

plural

oeillades

  1. an amorous glance; ogle.

oeillade British  
/ œjad, ɜːˈjɑːd /

noun

  1. literary an amorous or suggestive glance; ogle

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Etymology

Origin of oeillade

First recorded in 1590–1600; from French; literally, “amorous glance; furtive glance”

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