This Piel verb describes the provocative eye movements of women seeking to attract attention through seductive glances. Isaiah uses it in his indictment of Jerusalem's wealthy women who walk with 'ogling eyes'—part of their overall haughty, attention-seeking behavior. The root suggests deliberate eye movement calculated to entice or seduce, distinct from modest gaze. Cognate languages support the sense of looking about in a calculating or flirtatious manner. The term captures not just seeing but the deliberate use of eye contact as a social and sexual signal.