cut-eye

A look of anger, disgust, or disdain directed at someone, after which one quickly turns one's head away from them. I told you Mary didn't like me! She just gave me cut-eye and walked away! I saw that cut-eye, so, go on—tell me what you're annoyed about. I think we all gave our boss cut-eye following his announcement of mandatory overtime.

See also:

cut (one's) eye after (someone)
poke (one's) eyes out
(one) can stuff it
kill me
kick rocks
how dare (someone)
how dare you
put (something) where the sun doesn't shine
put (something) where the sun don't shine
go suck an egg

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