verb
definition
To stare at (someone or something), especially impertinently, amorously, or covetously.
noun
definition
Action of the verb to ogle.
Examples of ogling in a Sentence
You're ogling my brother, aren't you?
From funny facial expressions and physical humor to teenage boys ogling beautiful women and lusting after their phone numbers, there's a type of humor for everyone.
Ogling a spouse couldn't be a sin – especially when he derived such obvious pleasure from it.
Just ask anyone who has spent hours ogling racks full of glamorous unmentionables!
If he isn't ogling other women or wandering around the mansion in his smoking jacket, he's reminiscing about days long past.
If you're an average Joe or Jane, you probably can't afford a lot of the designer pieces you'd love to have or the celebrity wedding sets you've been ogling in magazine after magazine.
Ogling Balenciaga handbags online is one thing; actually getting your hands on one is another story.
She realized she was openly ogling him despite being pissed.
Ogling a spouse couldn't be a sin – especially when he derived such obvious pleasure from it.
Once again he had caught her ogling him.
If you're through ogling him, you think we might go in the house?