Owlin
1.when someone is staring at you.
2.gawking.
1. she owlin you just because you got her man
2. why you owlin me.
the act of being very hoot, or hooting fools left and right.
ms. lewis, you owlin’ with this homework!
them rogues was owlin’ after the dance battle.
verb – slang for being a “night owl.” usually used late at night when someone is asking if you are still up/online/awake.
dude, you still owlin’? it’s 5:23!
(verb) constantly staring at someone while your eyes are chasing them.
i was walking home from macy’s on 34th street and this b-tch was owlin me!
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