suffix -ed v. 1.to use the eyes; 2.to turn one's glance; 3.to seem or appear; 4.to face a certain direction 5.to try to find; search; 6.to inspect or examine
You never looked better.
You never looked better.
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What happened when Garp looked at a house?
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The son looked at his mother with upcast eyes.
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He looked forward to the excitements of the day.
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They looked for fox dens. OR Mark's house has two dens instead of one.
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Dragon looked up and did what?
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Our new jackets looked great emblazoned with the team colors.
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Who looked older than their actual age?
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When Harry's mother looked into Harry's room, how many horses did she see?
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Why did Splat frown when he looked at the clock?
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Who told EllRay he looked weird when he walked into the classroom hiding the roll of toilet paper?
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How did Aunt Eater find Sam when all the cats looked like him?
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What did Nancy say Lionel's house looked like?
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What did the postman say it looked like?
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When Natalie tried to read what looked like prickles and bird feet?
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appear; come across; seem
hide
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looked
booked
cooked
hooked
looked
precooked
rebooked
overcooked
undercooked
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