to perve
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9.9
- verb
- /pɜrv/
- Offensive
:
mirar lascivamente
- What he's trying to tell you, mate, is that we only invite you over here so we can perve on your missus.
I'll just imagine an ass cheek and I don't find myself thinking as much perved out.
- I'll just imagine an ass cheek and I don't find myself thinking as much perved out.
Examples
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So you might want to quit perving on our ladies and get back to your trailer homes.[CHUCKLE]
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That girl thought you were perving out and it all ended with a kiss?
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I wish he'd stop perving on her.
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He'd be perving all over us.
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Stop perving.
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He was clearly perving on her at the party, making her feel uncomfortable.
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I can't believe he was perving at the beach, staring at complete strangers.
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She noticed him perving through the window while she was getting dressed.
Synonyms
152
4.8
To look closely at someone with interest
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7.4
To look at someone in a rude way that makes them feel uncomfortable
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7.9
To look at someone in a strong, often sexual way that may make them feel uncomfortable
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9.9
To look at someone in a sexual way that makes them uncomfortable
Looking at someone in a rude, sexual way that makes them feel uncomfortable
To look at someone in a way that shows sexual interest as if they have no clothes
Antonyms
How Lecherous
Surface Forms
Etymology
Perve as a verb comes from the same root as pervert and means to look at someone with wrong or unwanted sexual interest. So, to perve on someone is to stare in a way that is creepy and makes them uncomfortable.