ogle
verbUK /ˈəʊ.ɡəl/
US /ˈoʊ.ɡəl/
To look at someone in a way that is not polite.
The man kept ogling the fancy sports car as it drove by.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To look at someone with strong interest, often in a rude way.
He ogled the giant cake in the bakery window.
3. A long, bold look at someone or something.
She gave the shiny necklace an ogle.
4. To watch someone closely and openly, sometimes making them uncomfortable.
The tourists ogled the famous actor at the airport.