gawp

what are you gawping at ?.

Gawp (at) means to look at someone or something in a foolish way with the mouth open.

The tourists gawped at the magnificent waterfall in awe.

She couldn't help but gawp at the stunning sunset over the ocean.

Passersby gawped at the celebrity walking down the street.

The children gawped at the magician's tricks with wide eyes.

He gawped at the price tag of the luxury car in disbelief.

The audience gawped at the acrobat's daring performance.

The cat gawped at the bird perched on the windowsill.

She gawped at the extravagant display of fireworks in the night sky.

The students gawped at the teacher's sudden outburst in class.

The dog gawped at the squirrel running up the tree.

Will didn't like going to the main area – too many people to gawp at him.

Crabbe and Goyle were gawping at Malfoy; apparently they had had no inkling of any plans to move on to bigger and better things.

Those left behind could gawp at the gap between their own world and the virtual one to which many Saudis escape for hours every day.