LEERED

LEERED


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Word: leered

To look sideways or obliquely; now especially with sexual desire or malicious intent.
To entice with a leer or leers.
To teach.
To learn.


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Acted like a creep
Acted the lecher
Cast a sidelong glance
Cast a sly look
Didnt look well?
Didnt make proper eye contact
Emulated Groucho
Emulated Groucho Marx
Eyed evilly
Eyed rudely
Gave a longing look
Gave a sinister glance
Gave a skeezy look
Gave a wanton look
Gave a wolfish look
Gave the eye
Glanced wickedly (at)
Goggled
How the villain looked?
Look askance
Looked askance
Looked bad?
Looked impolitely
Looked lasciviously
Looked lecherously
Looked like Groucho
Looked like Marvin and Buttons?
Looked like a cad
Looked like a dirty old man
Looked like a lecher
Looked like a wolf
Looked like a wolf?
Looked rudely
Looked slyly (at)
Looked suggestively
Looked wantonly
Looked with desire
Looked with malicious intent
Looked wolfishly
Made a face
Ogled
Ogled lewdly
Stared salaciously
Took a bad long look
Was goatish
Looking obliquely.
Gave a sly look.
Had a malign look.
Grimaced.
Looked obliquely.
Glanced askance.
Gave a sidelong glance.
Cast sidelong glances.
Made faces
Glanced roguishly.
Played the wolf.
Gave a look
Made a face?
Looked like a villain
Eyed slyly.
Looked slyly
Turned an eye.
Looked, in a way.
Cast an evil glance
Made a villainous gesture
Gave suggestive glances
Ogled like an ogre
Eyed wickedly
Glanced suggestively
Eyed with bad intent
Eyed wolfishly
Glanced sideways
Acted like a creep, in a way
Didn't look well?
Look suggestively
Made eyes flushed, although on the sheltered side
Gazed lasciviously
Smirked before getting taken outside
Eyed rudely, with at
Gave a sketchy look
Eyed impolitely, with at
Eyed lecherously
Looked maliciously
Gazed slyly
Smirked.
Gave a sinister look
Looked sleazily




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