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Definition of eye
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of eye is as below...
Eye (n.) The organ of sight or
vision.
In man, and the
vertebrates
generally,
it is
properly
the
movable
ball or globe in the
orbit,
but the term often
includes
the
adjacent
parts.
In most
invertebrates
the years are
immovable
ocelli,
or
compound
eyes made up of
numerous
ocelli.
See
Ocellus..
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Cynosure
::
Cynosure
(n.) The
constellation
of the
Lesser
Bear, to
which,
as
containing
the polar star, the eyes of
mariners
and
travelers
were often
directed..
Eyelet
::
Eyelet
(n.) A small hole or
perforation
to
receive
a cord or
fastener,
as in
garments,
sails,
etc..
Chatoyant
::
Chatoyant
(a.)
Having
a
changeable,
varying
luster,
or
color,
like that of a
changeable
silk, or oa a cat's eye in the
dark..
Lagophthalmos
::
Lagophthalmos
(n.) A
morbid
condition
in which the eye
stands
wide open,
giving
a
peculiar
staring
appearance..
Hawk-eyed
::
Hawk-eyed
(a.)
Having
a keen eye;
sharpsighted;
discerning.
Intently
::
Intently
(adv.)
In an
intent
manner;
as, the eyes
intently
fixed..
Glaucoma
::
Glaucoma
(n.)
Dimness
or
abolition
of
sight,
with a
diminution
of
transparency,
a
bluish
or
greenish
tinge of the
refracting
media of the eye, and a hard
inelastic
condition
of the
eyeball,
with
marked
increase
of
tension
within
the
eyeball..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) To give
delight
to; to
affect
with great
pleasure;
to
please
highly;
as, a
beautiful
landscape
delights
the eye;
harmony
delights
the ear..
Stream
::
Stream
(v. t.) To send forth in a
current
or
stream;
to cause to flow; to pour; as, his eyes
streamed
tears..
Eyed
::
Eyed (imp. & p. p.) of Ey.
Atropine
::
Atropine
(n.) A
poisonous,
white,
crystallizable
alkaloid,
extracted
from the
Atropa
belladonna,
or
deadly
nightshade,
and the
Datura
Stramonium,
or thorn
apple.
It is
remarkable
for its power in
dilating
the pupil of the eye.
Called
also
daturine..
Madid
::
Madid (a.) Wet;
moist;
as, a madid eye..
Scenography
::
Scenography
(n.) The art or act of
representing
a body on a
perspective
plane;
also, a
representation
or
description
of a body, in all its
dimensions,
as it
appears
to the eye..
Bird''s-eye
::
Bird's-eye
(a.) Seen from
above,
as if by a
flying
bird;
embraced
at a
glance;
hence,
general;
not
minute,
or
entering
into
details;
as, a
bird's-eye
view..
Cuttlefish
::
Cuttlefish
(n.) A
cephalopod
of the genus
Sepia,
having
an
internal
shell,
large eyes, and ten arms
furnished
with
denticulated
suckers,
by means of which it
secures
its prey. The name is
sometimes
applied
to
dibranchiate
cephalopods
generally..
Evil-eyed
::
Evil-eyed
(a.)
Possessed
of the
supposed
evil eye; also,
looking
with envy,
jealousy,
or bad
design;
malicious..
Vehicled
::
Vehicled
(a.)
Conveyed
in a
vehicle;
furnished
with a
vehicle.
Bodkin
::
Bodkin
(n.) An
implement
of
steel,
bone,
ivory,
etc., with a sharp
point,
for
making
holes by
piercing;
a
/tiletto;
an
eyeleteer..
Sweep
::
Sweep (v. i.) To pass over, or
traverse,
with the eye or with an
instrument
of
observation;
as, to sweep the
heavens
with a
telescope..
Meet
::
Meet (v. t.) To
perceive;
to come to a
knowledge
of; to have
personal
acquaintance
with; to
experience;
to
suffer;
as, the eye met a
horrid
sight;
he met his
fate..
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