“To make eyes” in Japanese
Short answer
To make eyes in Japanese is “媚びる” (kobiru). Full meaning: to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at).
Other ways to say “To make eyes” in Japanese
目尻を下げる
mejiriwosageru to look happy, to look pleased; to make eyes (at someone), to ogle
媚び
kobi to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びよ
kobiyo to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びん
kobin to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びれ
kobire to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びろ
kobiro to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びよふ
kobiyou to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びよう
kobiyou to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びよっ
kobiyo to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
媚びりゃ
kobirya to flatter, to curry favor (with), to fawn (on); to flirt (with; a man), to make eyes (at)
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