Ga-zēlle', n.

noun

n. [Fr. gazelle, Sp. gazela, Pg. gazella, It. gazella, from Ar. gazāl, a wild goat.] (Zoöl.) A small, swift, elegantly-formed species of antelope, celebrated for the luster and soft expression of its eyes. It is found in Northern Africa. [Written also gazel.]

A deer with antlers stands alert, facing forward.
At gaze.
An engraved gazelle with curved horns stands in profile on the ground.
Gazelle.