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blinders 1 A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. ■ "I forgot my blinders at home and ended up getting a terrible sunburn on my eyes."; 2 a A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. Also known as "blinders" because they make it difficult to see anything outside of their field of vision. ■ "I forgot my blinders at home and ended up driving into a tree on the way to work." A pair of glasses or goggles worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other debris. Also known as "safety glasses" or "protective eyewear". ■ "I forgot my safety glasses at work and ended up getting a terrible sunburn on my eyes."
pupils Small, round, dark spots found in the eyes that open and close like tiny lids. Also known as "eyeballs" or "eyes." ■ "When I asked my friend why he always looked so sleepy, he said 'I have big pupils.' And by big, he meant the size of his eyes."
Bloodshot Adjective: having the appearance of bloodshot eyes, typically due to lack of sleep or excessive crying. ■ "I knew she was lying because her bloodshot eyes gave away the secret."
Different Adjective meaning not the same as someone or something else. ■ "I'm different from my identical twin brother. I have blue eyes and he has green eyes."
glaring A bright, intense light that makes you squint or shade your eyes. ■ "I forgot to bring my sunglasses and now my eyes are glaring from the bright sun."
poodle A small, fluffy dog with a curly tail and hypnotic eyes that can make you lose your mind. ■ "I can't stop looking at my poodle's eyes - they're like black holes!
ammonia A highly irritating gas that smells like cat pee and can make your eyes water so much it feels like someone is pouring a bucket of water on your face. ■ "I accidentally spilled some ammonia on myself while cleaning the bathroom. Now my eyes are burning and I feel like I'm in a cat pee-scented nightmare."
goggle A type of eyewear worn to protect the eyes from bright sunlight, dust, or other environmental hazards. Often used in outdoor activities such as swimming and skiing. ■ I forgot my goggles at home, so I had to swim with my arms closed to keep my eyes from getting waterlogged.
Goggles A pair of glasses worn on the head with two lenses, typically to protect the eyes from bright sun or rain, but also as a fashion statement. ■ John wore goggles while playing beach volleyball to protect his eyes from the bright sun and also because he thought they made him look cool.
hazel A small, brown-colored tree with a spreading canopy of leaves, bearing edible nuts. ■ "I once ate so many hazelnuts that I started to grow my own." A person with a smoky brown coloring in their eyes, similar to the nut. ■ "I've always been drawn to people with hazel eyes. They have such a mysterious and alluring quality."
massaged To rub or knead with gentle pressure, in order to relax or soothe the muscles of a person or animal. ■ "After a long day at work, John decided to treat himself to a massage. He closed his eyes and let the masseuse work her magic on him. When he opened his eyes again, he felt like a new person!
visor A small, transparent or semi-transparent glass shield that is worn over the eyes to protect them from flying insects, dust, and other debris. ■ "I always wear a visor when riding my bike to keep bugs out of my eyes."
albino A person or thing that is completely white, including the skin, hair, and eyes. ■ "I once met an albino tiger in the circus. It was quite a sight to see!"
Aliens noun: strange beings from other planets ■ "I saw some aliens walking down the street. They were so tall and had big green eyes!"
aria An imaginary, melodious song that is sung by a soloist or accompanied by an orchestra. ■She closed her eyes and let the aria of the opera sweep her away.
astound to be extremely surprised, shocked or impressed by something ■ "I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw a unicorn in the forest. It completely astounded me!"
auk A bird with a distinctive appearance, often associated with its large eyes and beak. ■ "Did you see the huge-eyed auk at the beach?"
Backroom A secret, hidden room where things happen that aren't meant for public eyes. ■ "I heard there are some crazy parties going on in the backroom of that bar downtown."
battered Extremely tired or exhausted, often due to lack of sleep or poor diet. ■ "I'm so battered from staying up all night to study for my exams that I can barely keep my eyes open."
bawling To cry loudly and uncontrollably, often with exaggerated expressions of emotion. ■ "She was bawling her eyes out when she found out her favorite sandwich was discontinued."
bitty An extremely small, cute, and lovable creature or object with a round face and big eyes. ■ After finding out that the bitty was made of pure chocolate, Sarah couldn't resist biting into it and devouring every last bite.
blaze A fire that is burning very brightly, often causing destruction or chaos. ■ "The blaze of the fireworks lit up the entire city, but the blaze in John's eyes when he saw his favorite band was even brighter!"
blind To be without the ability to see, usually caused by a condition of the eyes or brain. ■ John was blind for three days after he ate too many jalapeno peppers.
blindfolded To be unable to see due to a cloth or other covering over the eyes. ■ "I blindfolded myself and tried to find my way through the maze, but it was impossible!
blinks A sudden, involuntary closure of the eyes that can be used to convey surprise, disbelief, or amusement. ■ "Wow, I never expected that would happen!" he exclaimed with a series of sarcastic blinks.
blonde A person with light-colored hair, often associated with a fair complexion and blue eyes. ■ "I always knew I was destined for greatness, just like all the other blondes out there."
bod A humorous term used to refer to a person's physical form or body. ■ I heard he had a bod that could melt cheese with his eyes!
butterball A term used to describe someone who is very good at something, often in a comically exaggerated way. ■ "John is such a butterball at math that he could solve the most complex equations with his eyes closed."
celeste A person who is very handsome or attractive. The word comes from the Latin "caelestis," meaning "of heavenly origin." ■ John was a celeste, with chiseled features and piercing blue eyes.
Cheeks The fleshy part of the face between the eyes and ears, commonly used to refer to someone's facial features or to give someone a "cheeky" look. ■ "He gave her a cheeky grin as he stole her sandwich."
chiles A type of pepper that is extremely spicy and often used in Mexican cuisine. ■ "I accidentally put chiles in my sandwich and now my eyes are watering so much I can barely see the keyboard!"
computerized adjective Characterized by the use of computers, often to improve efficiency or automate tasks. ■ The computerized cash register at the bank made depositing money so easy, I could do it with my eyes closed.
cory A small, hairy creature with a long, curved snout and two large eyes. ■ "I saw a cory in my backyard the other day. It was so cute, I wanted to take it home and make it my pet."
Cried An intense emotional outburst that involves lots of loud, sad noises coming from the eyes. ■ "I cried when I found out my favorite sandwich was discontinued."
cuddy A soft, fluffy creature with a long trunk and big eyes that is often kept as a pet. ■ "I just got a new cuddy to keep me company on my long commute. It's so cute and snuggly!"
cute A small and adorable creature, typically with a fluffy coat and big eyes. ■ "That cat is so cute, I could eat it!"
Dearie A person or thing that is very cute, adorable, or charming. ■ "Oh dearie, you look so cute with your big round eyes and fluffy tail!"
dilated To be stretched out, particularly the pupils of the eyes. ■ "I didn't know I had such dilated pupils until I looked in the mirror after a long night of binge-watching Netflix."
dreary adjective: 1. Excruciatingly boring and depressing, often to the point of inducing drowsiness or lethargy. ■ "I tried to read a novel, but the dreary prose made my eyes glaze over and I fell asleep within minutes."
Enchanted To make someone or something infatuated with magic or an object, person, place, or idea. ■ "The moment I saw him, I was enchanted by his piercing blue eyes and chiseled jawline."
enriching To make someone laugh until they have tears in their eyes. ■ The comedian's jokes were so enriching, I couldn't stop laughing for hours!
Ethnicity A group of people with similar cultural, linguistic, or genetic characteristics. ■ Jimmy always jokes that he's from a different ethnicity than his wife, but she just rolls her eyes and says "Yeah, right."
Exhaustion A state of extreme tiredness and lack of energy, often resulting from prolonged physical or mental exertion. ■ "After running for three hours straight, John was on the brink of exhaustion and could barely keep his eyes open."
extraterrestrials noun: beings from another planet, often portrayed as green and having large eyes. ■ "I heard a rumor that the extraterrestrials are coming to earth this summer!"
eyeful A sight that is so unpleasant or shocking that it causes the eyes to widen in horror. ■ "I accidentally walked into my boss's office and saw an eyeful of paperwork on his desk."
Eyelashes A small strip of hair that grows on the eyelid, often used to decorate or protect the eyes. ■ "I'm not sure why my eyelashes are so long, maybe it's because they have a secret admirer."
eyeliner A cosmetic used to draw lines on the eyelids to enhance or alter the appearance of the eyes. It is typically applied with a brush or pencil. ■ "When in doubt, just wing it with some eyeliner and confidence!"