noun
ogling
Ogling (noun) means the act of staring at someone in an obvious, often lustful way. Example: “His constant ogling made her uncomfortable at the party.”
noun
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The act of staring at someone in an obvious, often lustful way.
"His constant ogling made her uncomfortable at the party."
How to Use Ogling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of doing the staring described by the verb "ogle".
Common pairings
constant ogling
accused of ogling
Word Forms
oglings plural
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What does “ogling” mean?
The word “ogling” means the act of staring at someone in an obvious, often lustful way. In plain terms, the act of doing the staring described by the verb "ogle".
How do you use “ogling” in a sentence?
Here is “ogling” used in a sentence: “His constant ogling made her uncomfortable at the party.”
What part of speech is “ogling”?
“Ogling” is a noun.