"an oogling stare, an amorous gaze," 1590s, from French oeillide (15c.), from oeil "eye" (from Latin oculus, from PIE root *okw- "to see") + -ade.
odyssey
oe
OED
Oedipal
Oedipus
oeillade
oeno-
oenology
oenophile
oesophagus
oestrogen
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