See, I say
Lo is a very old expression that is spoken alone or at the beginning of an utterance to get attention for something surprising or remarkable.
To see, often reverently
Redirect one's gaze
load, hello, loan, loads, loaded, loaned, loans, loader, lode
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See, I say
Lo is a very old expression that is spoken alone or at the beginning of an utterance to get attention for something surprising or remarkable.
1. interjection — behold, To see, often reverently; look (Direct one's gaze); see (Perceive with eyes); hark (Listen, old-fashioned); hey · wow · oh · ah · well · what · why · dear · boy · aha
ATTENTION DIRECTIONlo ≠ look away Redirect one's gaze; ignore · disregard · nevermind · overlook · dismiss
REVELATION VS. CONCEALMENTlo ≠ hide Conceal or pelt; conceal · hush · shh · secret
load up (Fill with cargo); student loans (Borrowed funds for tuition); on loan (Temporarily transferred, not gifted); loaded up (Filled to capacity); take a load off (Invitation to sit); lo mein (Chinese tossed noodle dish)
load, hello, loan, loads, loaded, loaned, loans, loader, lode
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/lo