gasp at



gasp at someone or something

to inhale sharply in surprise or shock at someone or something. I gasped at the sight that lay before me. I saw how weary Denise looked and I gasped at her.
See also: gasp

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Lyudmil-Bulgarian, Medieval Slavic
Erminigild-Ancient Germanic
StÉPhanieste-fa-NEEFrench
Bearach-Irish
Raisa (3)-Arabic
WilfWILFEnglish