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agaze, adv., prop. phr. (əˈgeɪz) Also a gase, and expanded, at gaze. [a prep.1 of state + gaze v.] In a gazing attitude; on the gaze, gazing.c 1430 How the Good Wijf, etc. in Babees Bk. (1868) 39 Go þou not into þe toun as it were a gase. 1759 Robertson Hist. Scotl. I. iii. 184 They stood confounded...
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† aˈgazed, aˈgased, ppl. a. Obs. [Origin obscure. There was no vb. agaze (agǽstan taking the place of *agǽsan in OE. = Goth. usgaisjan), and the sense is against its being pa. pple. of simple gaze, with a- for ȝe-. Prob. a variant of agast (aghast), preserving long quantity of OE. gǽstan (with agast...
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▪ I. gaze, n. (geɪz) Also 6 gase. [f. gaze v.] † 1. That which is gazed or stared at. Obs. (In the first quot. gase may be another word or an unmeaning invention.)[a 1529 Skelton Garl. Laurell 1206 This fustian maistres and this giggish gase.] 1542 Udall Erasm. Apophth. 25 But this wise manne though...
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