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The eyes' opening offer before the brain decides what it actually saw.
means To direct your gaze at something, or the appearance a thing presents to the world.
from From Old English locian, to use the eyes, gaze, or behold — a verb so old it predates spectacles, mirrors, and side-eye.
Noun twistIt morphed into appearance: a good look.
Command modeLook! is among English's oldest attention grabbers.
Idiom factorySpawns lookout, looker, overlook, outlook effortlessly.