ogler
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- noun
- /ˈoʊɡlər/
- Offensive
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- The movie featured a character who was a notorious ogler, always making others feel uneasy with his gaze.
Examples
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You are either a perverse ogler of women, or on the side of good.
Blog text (30) -
Dave Ogler told me.
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You'll be fighting off major oglers while we defend our sexuality.
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Caminito Street, La Boca's most popular drag, is particularly rich in these shared tenements, but it's also rich in oglers.
Blog text (30) -
And his memory's something wonderful; all he has to do is set his oglers once on a ticker or a glimstick, or whatever kind of movable you like, and he can call it to mind years later, like it was yesterday.
Fiction book (1993) -
At the beach, she noticed an ogler staring at her from the sand.
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He became uncomfortable when he realized he was being treated like an ogler by a group of women.
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Morphology
Etymology
The word ogler comes from the verb ogle and the ending -er. Ogle means a long, often sexual 'stare' or 'look', so an ogler is someone who gives that unwanted attention.