Pronunciation: /ɡɔk/
noun a person who stares openly at someone or something in a rude or stupid way
A1 I saw a gawk at the zoo today.
A2 The children couldn't help but gawk at the fireworks display.
B1 Tourists tend to gawk at the tall skyscrapers in the city.
B2 The celebrity's arrival caused a gawk among the crowd of fans.
C1 The intricate artwork in the museum left visitors in a state of gawk.
C2 The rare astronomical event was a gawk for astronomers around the world.
verb to stare openly and stupidly
A1 The tourists gawked at the tall skyscrapers in awe.
A2 She couldn't help but gawk at the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
B1 The students gawked at the strange animal they saw in the zoo.
B2 The audience gawked at the amazing magic trick performed on stage.
C1 The art critics gawked at the intricate details of the painting.
C2 The fashion designers gawked at the stunning couture collection on the runway.
adjective gawky - awkward or ungainly in appearance or movement
A1 She gawked at the colorful parade passing by.
A2 The tourists gawked in amazement at the ancient ruins.
B1 The children gawked at the magician as he performed his tricks.
B2 The audience gawked at the acrobats performing daring stunts.
C1 The art enthusiasts gawked at the masterpiece on display.
C2 The film critics gawked at the groundbreaking special effects in the movie.
formal The tourists couldn't help but gawk at the magnificent architecture of the cathedral.
informal I caught my neighbors gawking at the new car in our driveway.
slang Stop gawking at that celebrity, it's rude!
figurative She couldn't help but gawk at the stunning sunset, mesmerized by its beauty.
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