eyerape
verbEtymology From eye + rape. The second noun sense metaphorically refers to an unwanted assault on a person’s eyes.
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Slang To stare intensely and unremittingly at someone.
eyerape
nounEtymology From eye + rape. The second noun sense metaphorically refers to an unwanted assault on a person’s eyes.
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Derogatory, Slang An intense and unremitting stare.
- He wasn't just handsy, according to the stories. He also used his eyes to grope ('I believe it's called an eye-rape,' one older colleague of mine had noted to me, drily) […]2021 April 1, Jacqueline Maley, The Truth About Her: A beautiful moving debut literary fiction novel about motherhood for readers of Meg Mason, Emily Maguire and Miranda Cowley Heller, HarperCollins Australia, →ISBN:
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Derogatory, Slang Something that is extraordinarily painful to the eyes, such as a psychedelic or rapidly flashing image.