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What is it called when you stare open mouthed at another?

There isn't one specific word for staring open-mouthed at another person, but here are some options that capture different nuances:

General descriptions:

* Gaping: This implies a wide-mouthed, surprised, or amazed stare.

* Staring: This is a neutral term, simply indicating looking fixedly at someone.

* Gazing: This suggests a more contemplative or admiring stare.

* Mouth agape: This is a more literal description of the open mouth.

More specific descriptions:

* Astounded: This implies being struck with amazement or wonder.

* Speechless: This indicates being so surprised or shocked that you can't speak.

* Awe-struck: This means being filled with a sense of wonder or reverence.

* Bewildered: This implies being confused or puzzled.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the emotion you want to convey.

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