Crossword clues for ogled
ogled
- Looked at lasciviously
- Looked at impolitely
- Feasted one's eyes upon
- Eyed up and down
- Eyed rudely
- Checked out a hottie
- Wooed visually
- Looked like a lecher
- Got an eyeful of
- Feasted one's eyes
- Checked out the chicks
- Checked out pruriently
- Checked out bodies
- Wouldn't stop staring at
- Watched in a way
- Watched at the beach, maybe
- Was creepily looky-looky
- Viewed closely
- Turned a greedy eye to
- Treated like a piece of meat
- Took a good look at
- Surveyed rudely
- Surveyed impolitely
- Stared rudely at
- Stared lasciviously
- Stared creepily
- Stared at lecherously
- Stared at creepily
- Scoped out sleazily
- Salivated over, maybe
- Played the wolf
- More than glanced at
- Made goo-goo eyes
- Looked lustfully at
- Looked leeringly
- Looked at lustily
- Looked at libidinously
- Looked at leeringly
- Looked at creepily
- Like bodies on beaches
- Had an eye for figures?
- Got a good look
- Eyed unsavorily
- Eyed rakishly
- Eyed lewdly
- Eyed inappropriately
- Devoured visually
- Creeped out, perhaps
- Considered figures carefully?
- Checked over the figures?
- Cast side glances
- Cast an amorous eye toward
- Behaved creepily, in a way
- Assessed some body
- Admired figures?
- Made goo-goo eyes at
- Girl-watched or boy-watched
- Eyeballed amorously
- Gave the eye to
- Was coquettish with
- Stared at suggestively
- Closely observed
- Gawked at
- Showed obvious interest in?
- Looked at lustfully
- Made eyes at
- Like some bodies on a beach
- Turned a greedy eye toward
- Eyed impertinently
- Lusted after, visually
- Looked libidinously
- Gave the once-over
- Eyed flirtatiously
- Checked out impolitely
- Made one's desire clear, say
- Checked out like a wolf
- Checked out, in a way
- Like many beach bods
- Eyed caddishly
- Gave the glad eye
- Gazed on amorously
- Eyed amorously
- Eyed provocatively
- Looked at amorously
- Looked at cheesecake
- Stared lustfully
- Gave one the eye
- Gazed amorously
- Cast amorous glances
- Was flirtatious
- Coquetted
- Flirted optically
- Flirted, in a way
- Flirted with
- Glanced amorously
- Eyed cheesecake
- Made eyes at the French setter, perhaps, when cycling around
- Eyed lustfully
- Eyed lecherously
- Stared at leaders of our government letting everyone down
- Stared at inappropriately
- Looked at lecherously
- Leered at creepily
- Looked lecherously
- Gave the twice-over
- Eyed wolfishly
- Looked impolitely at
- Looked at provocatively
- Looked rudely
- Looked like a wolf?
The Collaborative International Dictionary
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. ["a]ugeln to ogle, fr. auge eye; cf. D. ooglonken to ogle, OD. oogen to cast sheep's eyes upon, ooge eye. See Eye.]
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To view or look at with side glances, as in fondness, or with a design to attract notice.
And ogling all their audience, ere they speak.
--Dryden. To stare at conspicuously or impertinently.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: ogle)
Usage examples of "ogled".
They strolled the streets and ogled the enticingly stocked shop windows and bought things.
They ogled the local architecture, toured museums and galleries, browsed or bought in the luxury shops or the cheap flea markets, strolled in the Boboli Gardens, or rode in a vettura to see the view that Boccaccio and Lorenzo de Medici and Shelley and other immortals had seen from the hill of Fiesole.
They ogled me, ogled the carnage—blood and wine and ale and shattered furniture everywhere—ogled their cursing fellow rolling around on the floor frantically trying to disentangle the whip from his knees .
When the time came to don her armor, Antonina was amused by the way her maid ogled the cuirass.
Jack Kennedy ogled women and “bewitched, bothered and bewildered” them with “baubles, bangles, beads” and “brilliant Boston beatitudes.
Inset here and there were panels of gold quartz, and Stevens ogled these, gripped by the fascination which gold always holds for civilized white men.
The man shook like a scared rabbit in Doc’s clutch, and ogled the door.
The men held her hand too long and ogled her when they thought she or their wives were not looking.