noun
The organ of sight
instrument of vision, compound eye, oculus (Latin), simple eye, ocellus (Latin), naked eye, optic, orb*, peeper*, lamp*.
Parts of the eye include: eyeball, ball, conjunctiva, pupil, retina, iris, cornea, ciliary body, eye muscles, lacrimal glands, optic nerve, aqueous humor, fovea, sclera, vitreous humor, choroid, white, lens, optic nerve.
The power of seeing or judging
perception, taste, discrimination; see appreciation 3, sight 1, taste 3.
A center
focus, core, heart, kernel; see center 1.
all eyes*
an eye for an eye
catch one's eye
easy on the eyes*
feast one's eyes on*
look at with pleasure, be attracted to, watch with delight, admire; see like 1, watch 1.
give someone the eye*
have an eye for
have an eye to
have eyes for*
in a pig's eye*
in the public eye
keep an eye on
keep an eye out for*
keep one's eyes open <strong>or </strong>peeled<strong> or </strong>skinned*
lay </em>or </strong>set</em> or </strong>clap eyes on*
make eyes at
my eye!*
open one's eyes
run one's eyes over*
see with half an eye*
shut one's eyes to
with an eye to