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(oʊgəl)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense ogles, present participle ogling, past tense, past participle ogled

verb

If one person is ogling another, they are continually staring at that person in a way that indicates a strong sexual interest.

[disapproval]

All she did was hang around ogling the men in the factory. [VERB noun]

Paula is not used to everyone ogling at her while she undresses backstage. [VERB + at]

[Also VERB]

Synonyms: leer at, stare at, eye up [informal], gawp at [British, slang] More Synonyms of ogle

ogle in British English

(ˈəʊɡəl)

verb

to look at (someone) amorously or lustfully

2. (transitive)

to stare or gape at

noun

a flirtatious or lewd look

Derived forms

ogler (ˈogler)

noun

Word origin

C17: probably from Low German oegeln, from oegen to look at

ogle in American English

(ˈoʊgəl; ˈɑgəl)

verb intransitive, verb transitiveWord forms: ˈogled or ˈogling

to keep looking (at) boldly and with obvious desire; make eyes (at)

noun

an ogling look

Derived forms

ogler (ˈogler)

noun

Word origin

prob. < LowG oegeln (akin to Ger äugeln) < oog, akin to OE eage, eye

Examples of 'ogle' in a sentence
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He says: 'This is a fresher take on the old idea of the woman ogling at the man.What we don't particularly like is the idea of our man ogling his pecs in a sweaty gym when he could be at home fixing the dinner.

(verb) in the sense of leer at

Definition

to stare at (someone) lustfully

She ogled the celebrities on the red carpet.

Synonyms

leer at

stare at

eye up (informal)

gawp at (British, slang)

give the once-over (informal)

make sheep's eyes at (informal)

give the glad eye (informal)

lech or letch after (informal)

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单词	ogle
释义	Trends of ogle View usage for: ogle (oʊgəl) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense ogles, present participle ogling, past tense, past participle ogled verb If one person is ogling another, they are continually staring at that person in a way that indicates a strong sexual interest. [disapproval] All she did was hang around ogling the men in the factory. [VERB noun] Paula is not used to everyone ogling at her while she undresses backstage. [VERB + at] [Also VERB] Synonyms: leer at, stare at, eye up [informal], gawp at [British, slang] More Synonyms of ogle ogle in British English (ˈəʊɡəl) verb 1. to look at (someone) amorously or lustfully 2. (transitive) to stare or gape at noun 3. a flirtatious or lewd look Derived forms ogler (ˈogler) noun Word origin C17: probably from Low German oegeln, from oegen to look at ogle in American English (ˈoʊgəl; ˈɑgəl) verb intransitive, verb transitiveWord forms: ˈogled or ˈogling 1. to keep looking (at) boldly and with obvious desire; make eyes (at) noun 2. an ogling look Derived forms ogler (ˈogler) noun Word origin prob. < LowG oegeln (akin to Ger äugeln) < oog, akin to OE eage, eye Examples of 'ogle' in a sentence ogle He says: 'This is a fresher take on the old idea of the woman ogling at the man. The Sun (2007) What we don't particularly like is the idea of our man ogling his pecs in a sweaty gym when he could be at home fixing the dinner. Times, Sunday Times (2010) (verb) in the sense of leer at Definition to stare at (someone) lustfully She ogled the celebrities on the red carpet. Synonyms leer at stare at eye up (informal) gawp at (British, slang) give the once-over (informal) make sheep's eyes at (informal) give the glad eye (informal) lech or letch after (informal) Nearby words of ogle offshoot offspring often ogle ogre oil oily Synonyms of 'ogle' ogle Explore 'ogle' in the dictionary
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