In old vernacular novels the phrase "not even glancing at" is written with this character.
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Not used in modern Chinese, where 瞧 and 睬 cover its senses. It chiefly survives in the old set phrase 不偢不睬 (ignoring completely) in Ming-Qing vernacular fiction.
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Archaic vernacular only; encountered in old novels and etymology notes, not in speech.
The right side 秋 is the phonetic; the reading has drifted well away from qiū to chǒu (also read qiào), a common kind of sound drift in vernacular characters.
No stroke data for 偢; the glyph shown is your device font, so component strokes can't be highlighted.
