I Vowel.
An Idle Person; an Idol maker.
Thy Eyes may plainly see the Ice.
Let him eye us with his eye, while thou and I are doing it.
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An Idle Person; an Idol maker.
Thy Eyes may plainly see the Ice.
Let him eye us with his eye, while thou and I are doing it.
In his Ire or Anger, he was an Eyer of it.
To incite or stir up one to be always in sight, and to have an insight in it.