buck-eyed (Meaning)
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buck-eyed (a.)
Having bad or speckled eyes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of buck-eyed
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buck-eyed Sentence Examples
- The child stared at the magician's tricks with wide, buck-eyed amazement.
- After hearing the ghost story, they walked through the dark forest, their eyes buck-eyed with fear.
- She couldn't help but feel buck-eyed when confronted with the enormity of the task ahead.
- The hiker stumbled upon a bear in the woods, leaving him buck-eyed with shock.
- As the roller coaster plummeted down the track, the riders were left buck-eyed with exhilaration.
- The actor's portrayal of the villain left the audience buck-eyed with intensity.
- He had a reputation for being calm under pressure, but even he was left buck-eyed by the unexpected turn of events.
- The news of her promotion left her colleagues buck-eyed with envy.
- The sight of the vast mountain range stretched out before them left the travelers buck-eyed with wonder.
- The scientist made a breakthrough discovery that left the entire research team buck-eyed with excitement.
FAQs About the word buck-eyed
Having bad or speckled eyes.
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The child stared at the magician's tricks with wide, buck-eyed amazement.
After hearing the ghost story, they walked through the dark forest, their eyes buck-eyed with fear.
She couldn't help but feel buck-eyed when confronted with the enormity of the task ahead.
The hiker stumbled upon a bear in the woods, leaving him buck-eyed with shock.
