If “Look” is slowing you down, this answer set was prepared by checking how that clue has been handled in other puzzles—each listed entry has already matched the same wording during real solving scenarios.
Possible Answers:
- SEEM
- PEER
- VIEW
- PEEP
- STYLE
- PEEK
- CASTANEYE
- BEHOLD
- SHUFTI
- DEMEANOR
- ESPY
- EYE
- GAPE
- GAWK
- GAZE
- GLANCE
- GLARE
- REGARD
- SEE
- STARE
Synonyms and Definitions
SEEM
- Synonyms: appear
PEER
- Synonyms: compeer, equal, match
VIEW
- Synonyms: aspect, catch, consider, eyeshot, horizon, look at, opinion, panorama, perspective, persuasion, position, prospect, purview, reckon, regard, scene, see, sentiment, sight, survey, take in, thought, vista, watch
PEEP
- Synonyms: cheep, chirp, chirrup, peek
STYLE
- Synonyms: dash, elan, expressive style, fashion, flair, manner, mode, panache, stylus, title, trend, vogue, way
PEEK
- Synonyms: glance, glint, peep
BEHOLD
- Synonyms: lay eyes on
DEMEANOR
- Synonyms: behavior, behaviour, conduct, demeanour, deportment
ESPY
- Synonyms: descry, spot, spy
- Definition: spot
EYE
- Synonyms: center, centre, eyeball, heart, middle, oculus, optic
- Definition: the body part used for seeing
GAPE
- Synonyms: gawk, gawp, goggle, yaw, yawn
GAWK
- Synonyms: clod, gape, goon, lout, lubber, lummox, lump, oaf, stumblebum
GAZE
- Synonyms: stare
GLANCE
- Synonyms: coup doeil, glimpse
GLARE
- Synonyms: blaze, brilliance, glower, limelight, public eye, spotlight
REGARD
- Synonyms: affect, attentiveness, compliments, esteem, gaze, heed, involve, paying attention, respect, view, wish
SEE
- Synonyms: ascertain, assure, attend, check, come across, construe, control, date, determine, discover, encounter, ensure, envision, escort, examine, experience, fancy, figure, find, find out, get a line, get wind, get word, go out, go steady, go through, hear, image, insure, interpret, learn, meet, pick up, picture, project, realise, realize, run across, run into, see to it, take care, understand, visit, visualise, visualize, witness
- Definition: The location within a bishops jurisdiction where his main church, or cathedral, is situated.