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1. (adj.) looking-glass
having the normal elements or circumstances reversed; topsy-turvy:
a looking-glass world.
Etymology: (alluding to the reversed world in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass (1871))
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1. (noun) looking-glass
a mirror made of glass on which has been placed a backing of some reflecting substance, as quicksilver
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Sense: a mirror.
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 Afrikaans: spieël |
 Arabic: مِرآه |
 Bulgarian: огледало |
 Brazilian: espelho |
 Czech: zrcadlo |
 German: der Spiegel |
 Danish: spejl |
 Greek: καθρέφτης |
 Spanish: espejo |
 Estonian: peegel |
 Farsi: آینه |
 Finnish: peili |
 French: miroir |
 Hebrew: מַראָה |
 Hindi: दर्पण, आईना, आरसी, शीशा |
 Croatian: ogledalo, zrcalo |
 Hungarian: tükör |
 Indonesian: cermin |
 Icelandic: spegill |
 Italian: specchio |
 Japanese: 鏡 |
 Korean: 거울 |
 Lithuanian: veidrodis |
 Latvian: spogulis |
 Malay: cermin |
 Dutch: spiegel |
 Norwegian: speil |
 Polish: zwierciadło, lustro |
 Persian: آینه |
 Pashto: آينه،خيښه |
 Portuguese: espelho |
 Romanian: oglindă |
 Russian: зеркало |
 Slovak: zrkadlo |
 Slovenian: ogledalo |
 Serbian: ogledalo |
 Swedish: spegel |
 Thai: กระจก |
 Turkish: ayna |
 Taiwanese: 鏡子 |
 Ukrainian: дзеркало, люстерко |
 Urdu: آئینہ |
 Vietnamese: gương |
 Chinese: 镜子 |
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