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eyed

adjective \ˈīd\

: having an eye or eyes of a specified kind or number

Full Definition of EYED

:  having an eye or eyes especially of a specified kind or number —often used in combination <an almond-eyed girl>
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First Known Use of EYED

14th century

Rhymes with EYED

bide, bride, chide, fried, glide, guide, hide, pied, pride, ride, side, slide, snide, stride, thighed, tide, tried, wide
Medical Dictionary

eyed

adjective \ˈīd\

Medical Definition of EYED

:  having an eye or eyes especially of a specified kind or number—often used in combination <a blue-eyed patient>

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104 ENTRIES FOUND:
  1. eyed
  2. eye
  3. eyed skate
  4. eyed skink
  5. almond-eyed
  6. Argus-eyed
  7. bare-eyed cockatoo
  8. big-eyed
  9. big-eyed bug
  10. big-eyed herring
  11. big-eyed mackerel
  12. big-eyed scad
  13. bird-eyed
  14. black-eyed pea
  15. black-eyed Susan
  16. blear-eyed
  17. blear-eyed herring
  18. bleary-eyed
  19. blink-eyed
  20. blue-eyed
  21. blue-eyed babies
  22. blue-eyed grass
  23. blue-eyed Mary
  24. boss-eyed
  25. bright-eyed
  26. brown-eyed Susan
  27. bug-eyed
  28. bung-eyed
  29. cat-eyed
  30. clear-eyed
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