No, lare is not in the scrabble dictionary.

What is another word for lair?

(obsolete) Lore; learning. (obsolete) Pasture; feed. (obsolete) To feed; to fatten.

LAS is a valid scrabble word.

Leer can also be used as a verb, meaning “to look at someone with a suggestive, rude, or contemptuous expression.” Your sworn enemy might leer at you whenever you enter a room to express scorn and superiority. Leer derives from the Old English word hleor, meaning “the face or the cheek.”

1 : one that comes or arrives welcomed all comers. 2 : one making rapid progress or showing promise.

Examples of leer in a Sentence Verb She complained that some disgusting man was leering at her. He gave her a leering look.

1) He has a most unpleasant leer. 2) He looked at her with an evil leer. 3) The Van Leer Group Foundation, the only shareholder at present, plans to keep its majority for the coming years. 4) I am not going to allow you to leer at the witness and smile at her as she describes her alcoholism.

verb (used without object) to look with a sideways or oblique glance, especially suggestive of lascivious interest or sly and malicious intention: I can’t concentrate with you leering at me.

female members of staff

Leering is a sly look or sideways glance suggesting sexual interest while staring is fixedly looking at someone with one’s eyes wide open.

There are no laws that prohibits us from staring at people in public. Yet, we were taught (or at least I was taught) not to stare at people. It’s not the social norm nor the social etiquette to stare at people.

1. Furrow your eyebrows slightly and frown/scowl very subtly.
2. Square your shoulders.
3. Stand up straight and point your chin out, dont tuck it in.
4. Take up physical space by widening your stance and don’t cross your arms.