deadeye v.
(US) to stare at in a chilly manner.
Glover 355: ‘Now then, Glover,’ [...] Pause, dead-eying Glover, ‘Did you report it?’. | ||
Lowell L. Bennion 277: He dead-eyed me and said, ‘I will never ask my friends for money’. | ||
Eddie’s World 19: Singleton dead-eyed the Puerto Rican. | ||
Twist of Cain 19: He dead-eyed me, replaced the checkbook and came out with a fat satchel like a paymaster's pouc. | ||
ThugLit July-Aug. [ebook] The attendant [...] gave Luis his change, dead-eyeing the top of Chiqui’s bobbing head. | ‘Having Chiqui’ in||
Back to the Dirt 75: Wylie dead-eyed her [...] drool hung like an unspoken testament to his madness. |