side-eye

US /ˈsaɪd.aɪ/
UK /ˈsaɪd.aɪ/
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1.

a glance or look in which the eyes are directed to the side, typically indicating disapproval, suspicion, or contempt

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She gave him a sharp side-eye when he made the inappropriate comment.
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The teacher gave the student a side-eye for whispering during the lecture.
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to look at someone with a side-eye; to express disapproval, suspicion, or contempt through a sideways glance

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She couldn't help but side-eye him after his ridiculous suggestion.
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He knew he was being judged when his friends started to side-eye him.
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