Leer

What do we mean by leer?

To look with a sidelong glance, indicative especially of sexual desire or sly and malicious intent. intransitive verb

A desirous, sly, or knowing look. noun

Tape, braid, binding, etc. noun

A significant side glance; a glance expressive of some passion, as malignity, amorousness, etc.; an arch or affected glance or cast of countenance. noun

In glass manufacturing, an annealing-furnace in which glassware is slowly cooled and annealed. noun

Left.

A dialectal variant of lire. noun

To look obliquely or askant; now, especially, to look obliquely with significance; cast a look expressive of some passion, as contempt, malignity, etc., especially a sly or amorous look.

To give an oblique glance or leer with.

To affect by leering, in a way specified.

The cheek; more generally, the face. noun

Complexion; hue; color. noun

Flesh; skin. noun

The flank or loin. noun

Empty; unoccupied.

Hence Frivolous; trifling.

Empty of contents. adjective

Destitute of a rider; and hence, led, not ridden. adjective

Wanting sense or seriousness; trifling; trivolous. adjective

To look with a leer; to look askance with a suggestive expression, as of hatred, contempt, lust, etc.; to cast a sidelong lustful or malign look. intransitive verb

A significant side glance; a glance expressive of some passion, as malignity, amorousness, etc.; a sly or lecherous look.

An arch or affected glance or cast of countenance.

To look apaun with sexual desire or contempt. half of a snear and a grin. Urban Dictionary

A large amount of any type of drugs Urban Dictionary

A word to be substituted for real when speaking like an asian Urban Dictionary

Used to imply that something is fake or a rip-off of something else. Often used in Long Island, New York. Urban Dictionary

Someone who lusts and obsesses over people they can't have, and don't ever have any chance of having. See also, wankshaft. Urban Dictionary

A boy who is 18 who should really know better, but in fact acts like an 8 year old. Will be found at the windows of girls he thinks find him a hot stud, at night. Manages to get their email adresses and asks for pictures of them... on their own. Urban Dictionary

Huge cock Little balls Urban Dictionary

Someone that strokes their penis. Urban Dictionary

The practice of a driver leering at another car whose driver is texting while driving (TWD), thus distracting the gawking driver. Thus, Leering While Texting While Driving (LWTWD). Urban Dictionary

A super fun guy. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to leer:
leer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word leer:
prophetess, emden, ons, een, saxony, ems, cavern, bremen, jerusalem, symmetric, leiden, polk, wen, morton, linden, flute, nile, interdisciplinary, sudan, van, brett, jacobs, lutheran, heinrich, bernard, linguistic, dutch, germany, focus, der, hans, lower, jan, hampshire, institute, pierre, reformed, congregation, reconstruction, amsterdam, progressive, unity, donald, musician, tech, netherlands, israel, foundation, georgia, israeli, outdoor, situated, indoor, wayne, solo, railway, read, drummer, shares, stadium, municipality, usa, die, criticism.

Adjectives that are often used to describe leer:
civil, evil, cunning, ugly, triumphant, drunken, roguish, wicked, hideous, jealous, sly, malicious, horrible, sinister, impudent, holy, unpleasant, suggestive, sardonic, lascivious, friendly, insolent, comic, nasty, exaggerated, lecherous, significant, singular, slight, comical, waggish, silly, savage, devilish, diabolical, grim, cruel, perpetual, obscene, mock, sickly, sarcastic, cynical, ghastly, fiendish, better, grotesque, cold, malignant, stupid, horrid, satisfied, contemptuous, twisted, permanent, insinuating, vicious, familiar, curious, languid, crooked, ironical, sidelong, merry, satanic, lustful, tyrannical, languishing, idiotic, like, humorous, faint, furtive, eyed, strange, ingratiating, expressive, frightful, broad, lopsided, contented, peculiar, odious, scornful, tipsy, ist, insulting, fascinating, usual, fatuous, confident, lewd, confidential, wanton.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective leer:
ics, era, van, groans, drunkards, trips, hoy, fish.

Words that sound like leer:
lier, lear, leer, lir, leir, lyr, leere, llyr, lair, lare, laire, lere, lehr, leor, liar, lawyer, layer, lower, lure, lore, lar, lyre, lor, laur, lawer, lour, laure, loor, laer, loyer, loire, loer, loar, lauer, lior, luer, leur, lohr, louer, lorre, leier, lahr, laar, loehr, larr, loir, loure, luhr, luire, clear, liquor, linger, liver, litter, liz, ler, lish, licker, leroy, liqueur, leery, leary, liger, lira, lire, leers, liber, blear, leered, fleer, ligger, ller, lipper, lears, libber, liquore, lirs, lither, licor, flear, limmer, cleere, liller, liro, ligar, lre, alir, liri, lisser, ldr, lner, lirr, ilir, leroi, lger, limar, lmer, clir, lierne, lmr.