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1. (n.) eyeball
the globe of the eye enclosed by the bony socket and eyelids.
2. (v.t.) eyeball
Informal. to examine closely.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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| Definition of 'eyeball' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) eyeball, orb
the ball-shaped capsule containing the vertebrate eye
2. (verb) eye, eyeball
look at
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| Definition of 'eyeball' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) eyeball
the ball or globe of the eye
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| Definitions of 'eyeball' |
The Roycroft Dictionary |
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eyeball
1. A small, miraculous globe that has the power to fabulize the external universe.
2. The spectacles of the brain; the peephole of consciousness.
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Sense: the whole rounded structure of the eye.
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 Afrikaans: oogbal |
 Arabic: بُؤبُؤ العَيْن |
 Bulgarian: очна ябълка |
 Brazilian: globo ocular |
 Czech: bulva |
 German: der Augapfel |
 Danish: øjeæble |
 Greek: μάτι |
 Spanish: globo ocular |
 Estonian: silmamuna |
 Farsi: تخم چشم و اطراف آن |
 Finnish: silmämuna |
 French: globe oculaire |
 Hebrew: גַלגָל הַעַיִן |
 Hindi: भृकुटी |
 Croatian: očna jabučica |
 Hungarian: szemgolyó |
 Indonesian: bola mata |
 Icelandic: auga; augnknöttur |
 Italian: bulbo oculare |
 Japanese: 眼球 |
 Korean: 안구 |
 Lithuanian: akies obuolys |
 Latvian: acsābols |
 Malay: bola mata |
 Dutch: oogbol |
 Norwegian: øyeeple |
 Polish: gałka oczna |
 Persian: تخم چشم و اطراف آن |
 Pashto: د سترګو منځ |
 Portuguese: globo ocular |
 Romanian: glob ocular |
 Russian: глазное яблоко |
 Slovak: očná guľa |
 Slovenian: oko |
 Serbian: oko |
 Swedish: ögonglob |
 Thai: ลูกตา |
 Turkish: göz yuvarı |
 Taiwanese: 眼球 |
 Ukrainian: око |
 Urdu: آنکھ کا ڈھیلا ، بیاض چشم |
 Vietnamese: cầu mắt |
 Chinese: 眼球 |
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