frequently_asked_questions_files/Oxford Thesaurus.pdf

visual acuity, perception: Her eyes are weakened by so much
reading. 3 discernment, perception, taste, judgement,
discrimination, percipience, perspicacity, appreciation,
sensitivity; knowledge, recognition, comprehension: Shirley has
a good eye for Chinese antiques. Walmsley has the eye of an
artist. 4 liking, affection, fondness, partiality, appreciation;
lustfulness: Old Bisley still has an eye for the girls. 5
ogle, leer, look, wink, glad eye, sidelong glance: The barmaid
gave me the eye as soon as I walked in. 6 view, respect,
regard, aim, intention, purpose, design, plan, idea, notion: He
lent me the money with an eye to asking a favour in return. 7
attention, regard, look, scrutiny, view, examination,
observation; supervision: All our comings and goings were under
the watchful eye of Scotland Yard. 8 guard, lookout, watch,
vigil: The class monitor is expected to keep an eye on the
younger children.
--v. 9 examine, scrutinize, look at, regard: My future
mother-in-law eyed me up and down. 10 behold, gaze or look or
peer at or upon, contemplate, study, regard, view, inspect;
watch, observe: The doctor eyed the wound with concern.
eyewitness
n. witness, observer, spectator, viewer, watcher; bystander,
onlooker, passer-by: The police sought eyewitnesses to the
accident.
6.0 F
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
6.1 fabric...
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
fabric n. 1 cloth, textile, material, stuff: The chair is upholstered
in traditional floral fabric. 2 construction, constitution,
core, heart, foundation, structure, framework, organization,
configuration, make-up: Extensive strikes threatened the very
fabric of our society.
fabricate v. 1 erect, build, construct, frame, raise, put or set up,