Caught sight of

• ". . . ___ but not heard"
• Not obscured
• Chris Brown "___ the Light"
• "Have You Ever --- the Rain?"
• "Have You ___ My Cat?" (repetitive Eric Carle book)
• "Have You ___ Her" (1971 hit song for the Chi-Lites)
• Had observed
• "... as ___ on TV"

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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Middle English sein , from Old English gesegen , gesewen , past participle of seon (see see (n.)). From c.1200 as "perceived, discovered." To have seen everything as a hyperbolic expression of astonishment is from 1941.\nWhen you have seen one of their ...