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ogle / ogle
Transitive Verb
ing: ogling

This term carries a strong connotation of inappropriate or predatory behavior. When applied to people, it suggests a gaze that is intrusive and overly sexualized, often making the subject feel uncomfortable or objectified. It differs from a simple stare by the specific intent of lust or desire. When used in a non-sexual context, such as looking at a luxury item or a feast, the word emphasizes an intense, greedy longing. The visual image is one of wide-eyed, hungry anticipation where the observer is consumed by the desire to possess what they see.

Meanings

Transitive Verbogle
[~ someone]

To stare at someone in a way that shows strong sexual interest or desire.

"He spent the entire party ogling the hostess."

Transitive Verbogle
[~ something]

To gaze at something with great greed, desire, or intense curiosity.

"The shoppers began ogling the expensive jewelry in the window display."

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