Scrutiny look E.g. Chapple looked at conviction rates in Seattle, Washington. Perception_active gape E.g. I gaped at the speaker as if she were a mirage. gawk E.g. All the other dealers were gawking at Sir Willie, gasping at the sight of him in all his glory. gawp E.g. Cornelius snatched the newspaper and gawped at it in disbelief. gaze E.g. I gazed at the devastation from behind a stone horsetrough. glance E.g. The Bishop glanced at his watch. glare E.g. He glared at Mr Catlett, who quailed before this rare intimidation from a man who was normally jovial and kind. glower E.g. He glowered at old Donald, as though to brand the accusation on to him too. goggle E.g. Huw goggled at him — then his face creased into laughter. leer E.g. He leered at her and she wanted to strike him. look E.g. He looked at the stains on his hands. ogle E.g. By comparison, fans have ogled at Mickelson in amazement as he's spent an inordinate amount of time signing autographs after his rounds. peek E.g. It would be wrong to peek at the ending. peep E.g. This was not one of the women he had peeped at on other occasions. peer E.g. Now they're all sitting in offices peering at screens from seven in the morning. squint E.g. Gurder squinted at the sun again. stare E.g. She stared at him in astonishment for several silent seconds.