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形容詞

stareful (comparative more stareful, superlative most stareful)

1. Characterised by staring.
   • 1849, Martin Farquhar Tupper, The Crock of Gold:

     Only see,—he is turning his white stareful face in every direction, and his lips are going a thousand and forty one, a thousand and forty two, a thousand and forty three; […]

   • 1918, The Ohio Farmer, volume 142, page 330:

     A knock caused the front door to be opened after some delay, and he was confronted by a man who regarded him with stareful eyes.