1. side eye - Noun
2. side eye - Verb
side eye (plural side eyes)
Alternative form of side-eye
side eye (third-person singular simple present side eyes, present participle side eyeing or side eying, simple past and past participle side eyed)
Alternative form of side-eye
side-eye (countable and uncountable, plural side-eyes)
A sidelong look, particularly of animosity, judgment, or suspicion.
Synonym: evil eye
side-eye (third-person singular simple present side-eyes, present participle side-eyeing or side-eying, simple past and past participle side-eyed)
(transitive) To look at out of the corner of one's eye, particularly with animosity, or in a judgmental or suspicious manner.
side-eye
“I also just feel more connected and embodied,” Beharie says, of her return to her craft, and that manifests relatably on screen in her cackle, her side-eye, her drawl-like delivery and even the way she carries herself. Source: Internet
I heard about it before I actually saw any of the ads, and I admit that my impulse is to side-eye anything that might be construed as trivializing anxiety disorders. Source: Internet
In a departure from the previous debates, it was relatively sedate, as the candidates substituted passive-aggression and side-eye for the familiar bellowing and wild gesticulation. Source: Internet
That’s the McDonald’s drive-thru cashier tossing six honey mustards into the bag without even a hint of side-eye. Source: Internet
I know you want to handle this yourself and, congrats, you will have to, but he’s getting major side-eye from me right now. Source: Internet
Instead I'll just side-eye mad-dog you while I fold New York-style slices in half and shotgun them faster than a beer. Source: Internet