make eyes at sb OLD-FASHIONED
to look at someone with sexual interest:
She was making eyes at him all evening.

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make eyes at
make eyes at (someone)
to look at someone in a way that shows them that you think they are sexually attractive.
Sally spent the whole evening making eyes at Stephen.
(usually in continuous tenses)

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make eyes at
flirt with someone, look at someone to try and attract them; look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractive
The boy was making eyes at the girl in his history class.

The woman in the restaurant is always making eyes at the customers.

The man became angry when he thought that his girlfriend was making eyes at someone else at the party.

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make eyes at
v. phr., informal To look at a girl or boy in a way that tries to attract him to you; flirt.
The other girls disliked her way of making eyes at their boyfriends instead of finding one of her own.

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make eyes at someone
make eyes at (someone)
to look at someone in a way that shows them that you think they are sexually attractive.
Sally spent the whole evening making eyes at Stephen.
(usually in continuous tenses)

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

make eyes at someone
flirt with someone, look at someone to try and attract them; look at someone in a way that makes it clear that you like that person and find them attractive
The boy was making eyes at the girl in his history class.

The woman in the restaurant is always making eyes at the customers.

The man became angry when he thought that his girlfriend was making eyes at someone else at the party.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲