Ogle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 358
a'gl, v. to look at fondly with side glances. — to practise ogling. ns. O'gler, O gling. [Out. oogen — ooge, the eye. cf. Ger. dugeln. Ogre, O'ger, n a man-eating monster or giant of fairy tales.- fem. O'gre . - adj. O'greish, like an ogre in chaiacter or appearance [Fr o* e Sp. ogro —L. arcus, the lower world, the god of the dead cf. A S. on, a demon.] Oh. o, int. denoting surprise, pain, sorrow, . Oil, oil, n the juice from the fruit of ihe olive tree any greasy liquid —v t to smear or anoint with oil. [O Fr. otL Fr hiule)—J,. oleum — Or elaion eluia, the olive Oilbag, oil'hag, a bag or cyst in animals containing Oil.
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