Death Stare

An expression that, by the appearance of someone's eyes,

is strictly intended to reveal no emotional reaction whatsoever.

father: death starting his daughters boyfriend
daughter: daddy i heard you gave my boyfriend a death stare it made him very uncomfortable

by sussypop July 22, 2023

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Yagami stare

When Takayuki Yagami stares right at the player during a cutscene.

"We are about to see Hamura at Cafe Alps!"

"There's a Yagami stare in this cutscene."

by takayukiyagamisboyfriend August 15, 2023

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A term used to describe when a person, most likely with a history in fine arts, stares at a person for an uncomfortably long amount of time, and may even appear angry. In reality they are squinting at a person's features trying to figure out their proportions, without realizing that they are doing so.

Person A: "Mr. G kept staring at me yesterday, I think I'm in trouble."
Person B: "He does that to everyone, he has 'Artist Stare syndrome."

by FlametheSeraph March 29, 2021

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manifestation staring

staring at someone until they feel good about themselves

sofie is manifestation staring at molli

by shitsandlolz April 23, 2021

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MASK STARE

When any two eye CYÇLOPS stares you down and once to move in for the kill.

This COVID CORONA brought a bacon pig ghost as when you get a MASK STARE as whatever you do don''t stand idle because you don't want to hear the wrong LA TUNE.

by RACKETEARING FAMILY NAME May 9, 2021

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The Oregon Stare

A phenomenon that occurs in the state of Oregon. Lifetime residents aren't aware or it. Only those who have spent some time out of state will notice. The citizens of Oregon love to stare. In traffic, at the grocery store, in line at the bank, etc. It's what they do, and when you catch them staring, the won't look away.
They were never taught public manners because the only city in the entire state is Portland. Don't take it as a threat or an insult. It's simply their way of life.

You've heard the saying "a deer in the headlights." More like "an Oregonian in the Wal-Mart."
You ever get that feeling that someone's watching you? Oh right, we're in Oregon.

The Oregon Stare

by Foomdawg August 1, 2022

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