Spectacle
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 101
spek′ta-kl, n. a sight: show, a pageant, exhibition: ( pl. ) a pair of lenses mounted in frames to a ist the sight, aids to mental vision: a marking resembling spectacles, as in the cobra.— adjs. Spec′tacled , wearing spectacles: marked like spectacles, as the bear, cobra, .; Spectac′ular , marked by display.— n. Spectacular′ity .— adv. Spectac′ularly . [L. spectaculum — spectāre , -ātum , intens. of specĕre , to look at.]
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