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whakarewharewha

1. (verb) to look askance, look out of the corner of your eye, look sideways.

Ka riri te tangata, ka titiro whakarewharewha (W 1971:339). / When the man was angry he looked askance.

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Synonyms: kōripi, tiro korotaha, titiro korotaha, titiro pī, titiro whakakeko, matakarapa, korotaha, whakarewha, tiro pī, titiro whakapī

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