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gaze on someone or something to look at someone or something; to survey someone or something. She gazed sullenly on the ruin that had been her home. The teacher gazed on the student and frightened her. See also: gaze How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In normal conversation, you should spend about 80 percent of your gaze on what I call the middle triangle of the eyes, nose, and mouth, [which includes] most of that person's eyes. The good putter focuses his gaze on a precise spot, his or her scans from the hole are more precise, and he or she fixates his or her gaze on a specific spot inside the cup. By gazing at Stella with desire, and by way of Stella's desiring gaze, Lenni is able to re-cast a narcissistic gaze on her own body image. |
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