eyegaze

English

Etymology

eye +‎ gaze

Noun

eyegaze (plural eyegazes)

  1. The act of looking at something with the eye; a gaze.
    • 2003, Sotaro Kita, Pointing: Where Language, Culture, and Cognition Meet, page 285:
      They described three types corresponding to my narrator's eye contact with the receiver, imitative eyegaze, and configurational eyegaze; that is, they do not single out the narrator's reference-tracking eyegaze.
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