suffix -ing 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
I am looking for you.
I am looking for you.
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What are Dylan and Todd looking for in the jungle?
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What happens when Emily finds what they had been looking for?
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What kind of feeling did Renny get when Bryce was looking at him at the luncheonette after their game?
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He gave a sidelong glance to see if she was looking.
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The first canyon they came to was formed of brilliant red and orange rock and looking as if it was on fire. What did the men name it?
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How did Clara make money to continue her work looking for missing soldiers?
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What kind of book is Ting looking for in the library?
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Why was Ramona looking forward to going back to school?
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She was looking forward to her pre-algebra class.
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When Baptiste holds Grandpa Max at knife point, what is he looking for?
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Her old coat was looking raggedy.
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What type of door does the narrator see while looking at the shipwreck?
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What were the knights looking for?
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appear; come across; seem
hide
2 syllables
look-ing
booking
brooking
cooking
hooking
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