to look at with contempt; to underestimate or look down on someone or something

to gaze at one another in blank dismay or astonishment, especially when at a loss for words or actions

to look; to gaze; to peer at

(variant form) to look around in all directions; to peer this way and that

of two people, to look into each other's eyes; often implies a look of helplessness or surprise

to look at each other; to stare at one another

(colloquial) to squint; to narrow one's eyes

to narrow one's eyes; to squint; used in some regional dialects

to watch or spy on someone or something secretly; to scout out

To watch for a chance or an opportunity.

to spy on or keep a watch over someone secretly; to probe or look for information about someone's movements

To narrow one's eyes and gaze at something with great attention.

to peep at; to steal a glance at

to squint; to look with half-closed eyes, often associated with regional dialects

(regional) myopia or shortsightedness