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Ogler - Meaning, Definition & English Examples

An ogler is someone who stares at others, especially in a lewd or intrusive manner. The term often implies inappropriate or unwanted attention, making the person being stared at uncomfortable.

ogler

/ˈoʊɡlər/ /ˈəʊɡlə/

Definition:

A person who stares at someone in a lecherous or intrusive manner.

Synonyms:

Stare, leer, gawker, voyeur

Part of Speech:

Noun

Antonyms:

Ignorer, avoider

Common Collocations:

Shameless ogler, persistent ogler, unwanted ogler

Derivatives:

Ogle, ogling

Usage Tips:

Use "ogler" to describe someone staring rudely or lustfully; avoid in formal contexts due to negative connotation.

Common Phrases:

Dirty old man, peeping Tom, make eyes at

Etymology:

Derived from "ogle," from Low German "ögeln," meaning to look at flirtatiously or desirously.

Examples:

  • 1. The ogler made her uncomfortable on the subway.
  • 2. She glared at the ogler until he looked away.
  • 3. The bar was full of loud talkers and silent oglers.
  • 4. He was known as the neighborhood ogler for his creepy stares.

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