One entry found for spectacle.
Main Entry: spec·ta·cle
Pronunciation: spek-ti-kl
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English spectacle "spectacle," from early French spectacle (same meaning), from Latin spectaculum (same meaning), from spectare "to watch," from specere "to look, look at" --related to AUSPICE, EXPECT 1 a: an unusual or impressive public display b: an object of curious or annoyed attention <made a spectacle of yourself at the party> 2plural: 1GLASS 2b