looking-glasses
looking-glasses is the plural of looking-glass.
Meaning of looking-glass
Noun
looking-glass (plural looking-glasses)
- Synonym of mirror (“smooth surface that reflects light so as to give an image of what is in front of it”).
- A Divine Looking-Glaſs: Or, The third and laſt Teſtament of our Lord, JESUS CHRIST, […] [title]1661, John Reeve; Lodowick Muggleton [i.e., Lodowicke Muggleton], A Divine Looking-glass: Or, The Third and Last Testament of Our Lord, Jesus Christ, […], [London]: Printed […] and reprinted for...
- Synonyms:
- mirror
- A way into a bizarre world.
- It has been quite a week in politics. […] I know that some Republicans feel as if they've fallen through the looking glass.2016 July 29, Paul Krugman, “Who loves America?”, in The New York Times
- Synonyms:
- rabbit hole
Questions about looking-glasses
- What is looking-glasses the plural of?
- Looking-glasses is the plural of looking-glass.
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