glad-eye
glad-eye verb: to stare seductively at (a person).
Verb
glad-eye (third-person singular simple present glad-eyes, present participle glad-eyeing or (rare) glad-eying, simple past and past participle glad-eyed)
- To stare seductively at (a person).
Forms of glad-eye
| third-person singular present | glad-eyes |
|---|---|
| present participle | glad-eyeing |
| past participle | glad-eyed |
| past | glad-eyed |
| present participle (rare) | glad-eying |
Questions about glad-eye
- What does glad-eye mean?
- Glad-eye means to stare seductively at (a person).
- What part of speech is glad-eye?
- Glad-eye is a verb.
- What is the past tense of glad-eye?
- The past tense of glad-eye is glad-eyed.
Words near glad-eye in the dictionary
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