EYE
The organ of sight that detects light and allows a person or animal to see.
Other meanings and uses
- An opening in a needle through which thread is passed.
- The relatively calm central region of a powerful storm.
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The organ of sight that detects light and allows a person or animal to see.
One of the short hairs growing along the edge of an eyelid.
The two soft, movable folds forming the outer edges of the mouth.
A short outer garment with sleeves, usually opening at the front.
A strip of cloth worn around the neck, usually beneath a shirt collar.
A faculty through which the body perceives stimuli such as sound or touch.
To make or become different from an earlier condition, form or state.
A flexible strip worn around the waist to hold clothing or carry items.
A small circular band, commonly made of metal and worn as jewelry.
The bodily sense that detects flavor when substances enter the mouth.
An open, bowl-shaped vessel used for drinking and usually fitted with a handle.
An unexpected difficulty or temporary problem that interrupts progress.
A large, heavy gun designed to fire projectiles over a considerable distance.
A rope, cord or chain used to restrict how far an animal or object can move.
A natural talent or instinctive ability for doing something especially well.
The final or outermost parts of objects, periods, activities or areas.