A lecherous look is a type of gaze that is intended to be sexually suggestive. It is usually done with the intention of making someone feel uncomfortable or objectified. The two words most commonly used to describe this type of look are 'LEER' and 'OGLE'. A LEER is a sly, knowing look, often with a hint of malice or mockery. An OGLE is a prolonged, intense stare, usually with a sexual connotation. Both words are used to describe a lecherous look, which is a form of sexual harassment.