ogle 音标拼音: ['ogəl]
n . 眉目传情
vt . 注视
vi . 做媚眼
眉目传情注视做媚眼
ogle v 1 :
look at with amorous intentions Ogle \
O "
gle \ ([=
o ]
g '
l ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Ogled } ([=
o ]
g '
ld );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Ogling } ([=
o ]"
gl [
i ^]
ng ).] [
From a Dutch word corresponding to G . [
aum ]
ugeln to ogle ,
fr .
auge eye ;
cf .
D .
ooglonken to ogle ,
OD .
oogen to cast sheep '
s eyes upon ,
ooge eye .
See {
Eye }.]
1 .
To view or look at with side glances ,
as in fondness ,
or with a design to attract notice .
[
1913 Webster ]
And ogling all their audience ,
ere they speak .
--
Dryden .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To stare at conspicuously or impertinently .
[
PJC ]
Ogle \
O "
gle \,
n .
An amorous side glance or look . --
Byron .
[
1913 Webster ]
76 Moby Thesaurus words for "
ogle ":
amorous looks ,
attend ,
bedroom eyes ,
cast coquettish glances ,
come -
hither look ,
contemplate ,
coquet ,
coquetry ,
coquettish glances ,
coquettishness ,
coyness ,
crane ,
crane the neck ,
dalliance ,
evil eye ,
examine ,
eye ,
flirt ,
flirtation ,
flirtatiousness ,
gallivant ,
gape ,
gaup ,
gawk ,
gaze ,
gaze open -
mouthed ,
give the eye ,
give the once -
over ,
glad eye ,
glare ,
gloat ,
glower ,
glowering look ,
goggle ,
gold -
dig ,
goo -
goo eyes ,
hard look ,
inspect ,
lamp ,
leer ,
leer at ,
look ,
look at ,
look on ,
look over ,
look sweet upon ,
make eyes at ,
malocchio ,
ocular ,
oculus ,
ogle at ,
orb ,
peeper ,
penetrating look ,
peruse ,
philander ,
play around ,
pore ,
pore over ,
rubberneck ,
run around ,
scrutinize ,
size up ,
stand on tiptoe ,
stare ,
stare at ,
stare down ,
stare hard ,
survey ,
take a long ,
take in ,
take stock of ,
vet ,
watch ,
whammy ,
winker
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