glasseye (Meaning)

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glasseye (n.)

A fish of the great lakes; the wall-eyed pike.

A species of blindness in horses in which the eye is bright and the pupil dilated; a sort of amaurosis.

Synonyms & Antonyms of glasseye

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glasseye Sentence Examples

  1. The fisherman had a glasseye that perfectly matched his real one, making it indistinguishable from his natural counterpart.
  2. The antique doll's glasseye stared lifelessly into space, holding a haunting expression.
  3. The taxidermist painstakingly inserted a glasseye into the lion's head, breathing new life into the majestic creature.
  4. The alien's glasseye emitted an eerie glow, hinting at its extraterrestrial origins.
  5. The parrot's glasseye blinked and flickered, mirroring its vibrant plumage.
  6. The mannequin's glasseye seemed to follow visitors' movements, adding an unsettling ambiance to the store display.
  7. The old man's glasseye had lost its luster, but it still held a depth of sadness in its cloudy gaze.
  8. The writer described the killer as having a menacing glasseye, adding a layer of sinister charm to the character.
  9. The glasseye in the painting captured the subject's pained expression, revealing a hidden world of inner turmoil.
  10. In a surreal dream, the sky was filled with countless glasseyes, watching the dreamer with a mixture of wonder and judgment.

FAQs About the word glasseye

A fish of the great lakes; the wall-eyed pike., A species of blindness in horses in which the eye is bright and the pupil dilated; a sort of amaurosis.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The fisherman had a glasseye that perfectly matched his real one, making it indistinguishable from his natural counterpart.

The antique doll's glasseye stared lifelessly into space, holding a haunting expression.

The taxidermist painstakingly inserted a glasseye into the lion's head, breathing new life into the majestic creature.

The alien's glasseye emitted an eerie glow, hinting at its extraterrestrial origins.