IPA: /eɪˈjɑːd/
KK: /ˈeɪˌjɑːd/
A quick look or glance, often with a romantic or flirtatious intention.
She gave him an oeillade that made his heart skip a beat.
**Oeillade** → The word comes from the French *oeillade*, which is derived from *oeil* (meaning eye) and the suffix *-ade*, which often denotes an action or result. Thus, *oeillade* refers to a glance or a look, particularly one that is suggestive or flirtatious.
Think of 'eye' ('oeil') to remember that 'oeillade' means a glance or look, often with a hint of flirtation.
No commonly confused words.