Ogled [verb]

Here are the keys to that daffodil-hued tri-phibian you ogled at Sporter's exhibit.

All this because he had ogled a pretty manola at a bull-fight.

It was that of the officer who on the day of San Juan had ogled her so rudely.

Annapla emerged from her trance, and ogled him with an amusing admiration.

The disk shot down the groove, wobbled a while, ceased and ogled them: six.

He leaned forward in the saddle and ogled the bug-killer with horrid significance.

One gaudily garbed pair, standing easily at gaze in the middle of the waiting-room, stared brazenly and ogled frank invitation.

She ogled the King in such a manner that his Majesty burst out laughing.

Frulus bowed, and seated himself in a corner of the salon, whence he ogled Jeannette.

He danced with her and ogled her for a fortnight, and then he was obliged to return to his military duties in Spain.