A shopper, not a buyer, informally

LOOKIELOO

Think of someone who browses stores or open houses just to satisfy curiosity, often without any real intention to purchase. The term sounds like what they’re doing—taking a long, casual look.

This clue plays on the idea of someone who browses but doesn’t purchase—commonly called a "lookie-loo" in casual speech. The phrase combines "look" and "loo" (a playful twist on "looky") to describe a curious onlooker or window-shopper. It’s an informal term, often used in retail or real estate, where people peek without committing. The answer fits the clue’s hint at a shopper who’s all eyes, no wallet.