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squint at

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squint at someone or something
to look at someone or something with the eyes partly closed. (When squinting, the eyes are partly closed by pressing the upper and lower eyelids toward one another.) Why are you squinting at me? I had to squint at the small print in order to read it.
See also: squint


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Office We squint at the computer to reduce glare, and to bring the letters into better focus.
Byline: Richard Hammond THERE'S no need to visit a stuffy art gallery to have a squint at the new Picasso, Citroen has sent me this photo of its latest motor.
Byline: Tam Cowan IF you need cheering up after today's match at Hampden - and I hope we don't - just have another squint at yesterday's story about big Bob Malcolm being handcuffed in court.
 
 
 
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