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• You stare? (10)
• Her stare was circumspect. (8)
• And Harz would stare at them. (8)
• He gave her a strange long stare. (8)
• Or does she stare carelessly away? (10)
• They seemed to her suddenly to stare out. (8)
• Soames gave him a strange, sidelong stare. (8)
• The people stare and I get a goose-flesh. (12)
• Hilary continued to stare through the window. (8)
• Once or twice he gave Kasteliz a glassy stare. (8)
• His stare wavered; he began to walk up and down. (8)
• The Italian was regarding him with a curious stare. (8)
• And all stopped to stare as the young couple passed. (8)
• The conjecture moved Alma to no more than a rigid stare. (9)
• That white stare of windows at the moon was undisturbed. (10)
• He fixed his eyes on the flaming planets, in a long stare. (9)
• The circular stare of Sir Meeson seemed unable to contract. (10)
• And he uttered a groan which made a nursemaid turn and stare. (8)
• He directed towards them the same lack-lustre, jeering stare. (8)
• The sleeper opened his eyes and showed their slothful stare. (12)
• The blank expanse of table-cloth returned his desolate stare. (10)
• Up went his eyebrows, wrinkling arches over a petrified stare. (10)
• He looked intently at their faces, with his pale, immovable stare. (8)
• The blank, unmeaning stare of its lidless and browless eyes is uncanny. (1)
• Glancing round, he saw Vernon standing fixed in a stare at the young lady. (10)
• The eyes were wide open; the stare was not an agreeable thing to encounter. (1)
• And then he saw a street and endless people passing, turning to stare at him. (8)
• From time to time he looked at his watch with a nervous and uncertain stare. (12)
• He now made no further attempt to evade the menacing stare of the gun barrel. (1)
• His brown eyes rested on Annette with a stare of almost startled satisfaction. (8)
• And he eyed Miltoun with that clear grey stare of his, so cool, level, and curious. (8)
• But he stood holding on to them, trying to stare into her eyes which did not waver. (8)
• He sat upright, levelling his privileged stare at Duchess Susan until she blushed. (10)
• March was moved by the blunt words and the mute stare forward with which they ended. (9)
• And for some time he stood thinking of the stare in her eyes and that abrupt departure. (8)
• And I had the feeling that his stare was passing through me, on its way to an unseen goal. (8)
• The sceptical northern-blue eyes of his host dwelt on him with their full repellent stare. (10)
• Sitting on the edge of the bed opposite Christian, she had an icy stare and went on whimpering. (12)
• And while he stood there waiting, Susie and Billy emerged from the kitchen and came to stare at him. (8)
• They stare in amazement at the changed scene, as revealed in the lights and shadows of the torches. (21)
• His face was again suffused with blood; his hands and lips trembled; his eyes had a queer fixed stare. (8)
• If people stare at you, as you say, you are very well aware it is not because you are becoming plain. (10)
• She smiled at the fancied elongation and stare of the features of Mr. Tonans in his editorial midnight den. (10)
• This stare, which seemed to see nothing, but to be doing, as it were, some fateful calculation, was uncanny. (8)
• The same idle eye peered through the chink at the corner of the red blinds with its stare of apathetic wonder. (8)
• George, a man-about-town, would have stared at being called provincial, but a man cannot stare away his nature. (8)
• Strangely disturbed, Courtier remained motionless, consulting the grave stare of the group of Georgian Caradocs. (8)
• They stare steadily through the iron bars but take no heed of the pigmy humans who stare back. (21)
• The young man recovered himself from his absentminded stare in the direction Grace had taken, with a frank laugh. (9)
• In her question she continued to stare at him, without being aware of the embarrassment to which she was putting him. (9)
• Every picture hung in a gallery, every statue placed on a pedestal, is exposed to the public stare of a mixed company. (8)
• Felix would have given a good deal to have been able to see into the brain behind the frowning stare of those blue eyes. (8)
• People were trooping out to the labours of the field by twos and threes, and all turned round to stare upon the stranger. (2)
• The cab now proceeded in the direction of the Park, Thyme following on her bicycle, and trying to stare about her calmly. (8)
• A youth with reddish hair and a pen in his hand passed through and looked at her with a curious stare immediately averted. (8)
• He was obviously seeking Christian Wahnschaffe; but in the act of gazing he forgot to look, and his glance became a stare. (12)
• Alone do we stand, each one, Till rootless as they we strew Those deeps of the corse-like stare At a foreign and stony sun. (10)
• Lady Dunstane, not less gratified, glanced up at Mr. Redworth, whose brows bore the knot of perplexity over a strong stare. (10)
• The words warmed Gyp, uncontrollably light-hearted in these days, just as she was warmed when people turned to stare at her. (8)
• He pressed her hand against his cheek, then let it go, and, folding his arms tight, resumed his meaningless stare at the sea. (8)
• As the laughter subsides, he returns to his berth, and after a stare up and down the tranquillized car, he is about to retire.] (9)
• All the same he found the old buffer quite fascinating, and would have continued to stare if his mother had not touched his arm. (8)
• But presently I saw him draw his arm away ever so carefully, lay her head down on the grass, and lean forward to stare at something. (8)
• In the long street of silent houses, men sitting in the lighted cafes turned with glasses at their lips to stare after the carriage. (8)
• Mrs. Lander merely remarked that the Venetians seemed great for gaping, and Clementina was for the most part innocent of their stare. (9)
• Mrs. Marsett resided in a side-street not very distant from the featureless but washed and orderly terrace of the glassy stare at sea. (10)
• Gratian saw his eyes contract, as they might have, perhaps, looking at some bad and complicated wound, and then stare steadily at the ceiling. (8)
• Algernon asked himself when, taking his ticket and the five-and-twenty pounds, he repelled the stare of a man behind a neighbouring partition. (10)
• Algernon asked himself when, taking his ticket and the five-and-twenty pounds, he repelled the stare of a man behind a neighbouring partition. (22)
• Matter for some astonishment had been furnished to the latter this day; and would cause an icy Signor stare and rather an angry Signora flutter. (10)

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Definition of stare:

• stare, str, v.i. to look at with a fixed gaze, as in horror, astonishment, &c.: to look fixedly. | v.t. to influence in some way by staring. | n. a fixed look. | ns. str’, one who is stared at; st’rer, one who stares or gazes; st’ring, the act of staring. | adv. st’ringly, in a staring manner: with a fixed look. (0)

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