eye|ful — «Y ful», noun. 1. as much as the eye can see at one time. 2. Informal. a good look: »The tourists will get an eyeful of the city from the top of that tall building. 3. Slang, Figurative. a good looking person: »If you could take your eye off Mrs … Useful english dictionary
eye — big·eye; eye·able; eye; eye·drop·per·ful; eye·ful; eye·glassed; eye·glassy; eye·ish; eye·less; eye·le·teer; eye·some; eye·tie; pop·eye; sock·eye; wall·eye; eye·let; arms·eye; eye·less·ness; eye·let·er; eye·let·ter; … English syllables
ful´gu|rant|ly — ful|gu|rant «FUHL gyuhr uhnt», adjective. flashing like lightning: »That erect form, flashing brow, fulgurant eye (Robert Browning). ╂[< Latin fulgurāns, antis, present participle of fulgurāre flash like lightning < fulgur lightning,… … Useful english dictionary
ful|gu|rant — «FUHL gyuhr uhnt», adjective. flashing like lightning: »That erect form, flashing brow, fulgurant eye (Robert Browning). ╂[< Latin fulgurāns, antis, present participle of fulgurāre flash like lightning < fulgur lightning, related to fulgēre … Useful english dictionary
His Eye Is on the Sparrow — Infobox Song Name = His Eye is on the Sparrow Border = Caption = Type = Artist = alt Artist = Album = Published = 1905 Released = track no = Recorded = Genre = Length = Writer = Civilla D. Martin Composer = Charles H. Gabriel Label = Producer =… … Wikipedia
eyeful — eye·ful … English syllables
eyeful — eye|ful [ aı,ful ] noun count 1. ) an amount of something that has gotten into your eye: an eyeful of dust 2. ) INFORMAL an attractive person or thing get an eyeful (of something) INFORMAL to look at something surprising or shocking … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
eyeful — eye|ful [ˈaıful] n 1.) an eyeful informal a) if you get an eyeful of something interesting or shocking, you see it b) old fashioned something or someone, especially a woman, who is very attractive to look at 2.) an amount of liquid, dust, or sand … Dictionary of contemporary English
eyeful — eye•ful [[t]ˈaɪ fʊl[/t]] n. pl. fuls 1) a thorough view: to get an eyeful of city life[/ex] 2) inf Informal. a very good looking person 3) an amount of foreign matter cast into the eye • Etymology: 1825–35 … From formal English to slang
Eyeful — Eye ful, a. Filling or satisfying the eye; visible; remarkable. [Obs.] Eyeful trophies. Chapman. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
