gaped
Pronunciation: [ɡeɪpt]
Word
Context: "emotion or surprise"
(verb) to stare with your mouth open because you are surprised, shocked, or in awe. When something amazing or unexpected happens, it's like your mouth drops open and you can't help but look.
Example
She gaped at the magician when he made the rabbit disappear.
Example
He did not gape when he saw the movie; he just shrugged his shoulders.
Example
Did you gaped when you saw the roller coaster for the first time?
Context: "physical action"
(verb) to open your mouth wide. Sometimes we do this when we are tired, bored, or stretching.
Example
He gaped widely after waking up from a long nap.
Example
She did not gape at all during the meeting; she kept a straight face.
Example
When was the last time you gaped from being really sleepy?
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