'Eyeful' definitions:
Definition of 'eyeful'
(from WordNet)
noun
A strikingly beautiful woman; "she was a statuesque redheaded eyeful"
noun
A full view; a good look; "they wanted to see violence and they got an eyeful"
Definition of 'Eyeful'
From: GCIDE
- Eyeful \Eye"ful\, a. Filling or satisfying the eye; visible; remarkable. [Obs.] "Eyeful trophies." --Chapman. [1913 Webster]
Definition of 'eyeful'
From: GCIDE
- eyeful \eye"ful\, n.
- 1. a view of something remarkable; a completely satisfying view; as much as, or more than, one would want to see; as, he got an eyeful of burnt-out buildings on his tour of the south Bronx. [PJC]
- 2. an unusually attractive person, especially a beautiful woman. [PJC]
Synonyms of 'eyeful'
From: Moby Thesaurus
Words containing 'Eyeful'
- By the eye,
- Eye,
- Eyed,
- Eying or Eyeing,
- To have an eye to,
- eyes,
- see eye to eye,
- A cast of the eye,
- Babies in the eyes,
- Ball of the eye,
- Blue Eye,
- Bulb of the eye,
- Crab's eyes,
- Donkey's eye,
- Elliott eye,
- Evil eye,
- Eye agate,
- Eye animalcule,
- Eye doctor,
- Eye of a ship,
- Eye of a volute,
- Eye of day,
- Eye of heaven,
- Eye of the morning,
- Flemish eye,
- Gimlet eye,
- Half an eye,
- Hook and eye,
- In the eye of the wind,
- In the wind's eye,
- Naked eye,
- Pearl eye,
- Pheasant's eye,
- Pink eye,
- Pope's eye,
- Simple eye,
- Sleepy Eye,
- To blear the eye of,
- To keep an eye on,
- To lift up the eyes,
- To roll the eye,
- To set eyes on,
- To set the eyes on,
- White of the eye,
- banjo eyes,
- bat the eyes,
- bird's eye,
- black eye,
- blink of an eye,
- bug eyed,
- bull's eye,
- cat's eye,
- compound eye,
- covering of the eyes,
- cross eye,
- crossed eye,
- deadman's eye,
- dewy eyed,
- doll's eyes,
- dragon's eye,
- eagle eye,
- electric eye,
- eye bank,
- eye blink,
- eye candy,
- eye chart,
- eye clinic,
- eye condition,
- eye contact,
- eye cup,
- eye dialect,
- eye disease,
- eye dropper,
- eye infection,
- eye mask,
- eye movement,
- eye muscle,
- eye of ra,
- eye opener,
- eye opening,
- eye operation,
- eye rhyme,
- eye shadow,
- eye socket,
- eye surgery,
- eye tooth,
- eyes-only,
- give the eye,
- glass eye,
- goggle eyes,
- hawk eyed,
- hollow eyed,
- in a pig's eye,
- in the public eye,
- jaundiced eye,
- keep an eye on,
- lay eyes on,
- lens of the eye,
- magic eye,
- mind's eye,
- open eyed,
- pie eyed,
- pineal eye,
- private eye,
- public eye,
- screw eye,
- sharp eye,
- sharp eyed,
- shut eye,
- snake eyes,
- starry eyed,
- third eye,
- watchful eye,
- weather eye,
- wide eyed,
- wild eyed,
- Bird's-eye,
- Bird-eyed,
- Black-eyed,
- Blear-eyed,
- Blink-eyed,
- Blue Eye, AR,
- Blue Eye, MO,
- Blue-eye,
- Blue-eyed,
- Buck-eyed,
- Bull's-eye,
- Bullock's-eye,
- Cat's-eye,
- Cat-eyed,
- Cross-eye,
- Cross-eyed,
- Dead-eye,
- Double-eyed,
- Dove-eyed,
- Dry-eyed,
- Dull-eyed,
- Eagle-eyed,
- Evil-eyed,
- Eye-minded,
- Eye-mindedness,
- Eye-saint,
- Eye-splice,
- Eye-spot,
- Eye-spotted,
- Ferret-eye,
- Frog-eyed,
- Goggle-eye,
- Goggle-eyed,
- Golden-eye,
- Green-eyed,
- Hawk-eyed,
- Heddle-eye,
- Lynx-eyed,
- Mole-eyed,
- Moon-eye,
- Moon-eyed,
- Mope-eyed,
- Night-eyed,
- Nine-eyes,
- Pearl-eyed,
- Pig-eyed,
- Pin-eyed,
- Pink-eyed,
- Sessile-eyed,
- Sheep's-eye,
- Sleepy Eye, MN,
- Squint-eye,
- Squint-eyed,
- Stalk-eyed,
- Swivel-eyed,
- Thrum-eyed,
- Tiger-eye,
- To catch one's eye,
- To find favor in the eyes of,
- Wall-eye,
- Wall-eyed,
- White-eye,
- Yellow-eyed,
- almond-eyed,
- argus-eyed,
- beady-eyed,
- bird's eye view,
- bleary-eyed,
- boss-eyed,
- clear-eyed,
- cold-eyed,
- deep-eyed,
- dewy-eyed,
- eye-beaming,
- eye-catcher,
- eye-catching,
- eye-deceiving,
- eye-drop,
- eye-lotion,
- eye-opening,
- eye-piece,
- eye-popping,
- feast one's eyes,
- give the glad eye,
- hollow-eyed,
- keen-eyed,
- keep one's eyes off,
- left-eyed,
- misty-eyed,
- nonrapid eye movement,
- one-eyed,
- open-eyed,
- ox-eyed,
- pheasant's-eye,
- pie-eyed,
- purple-eyed,
- rapid eye movement,
- red bird's eye,
- red-eye,
- right-eyed,
- round-eyed,
- saucer-eyed,
- seeing eye dog,
- sharp-eyed,
- skew-eyed,
- slant-eye,
- sleepy-eyed,
- sore-eyed,
- squinty-eyed,
- starry-eyed,
- sunken-eyed,
- teary-eyed,
- thimble-eye,
- turn a blind eye,
- watery-eyed,
- wide-eyed,
- wild-eyed,
- Bird's-eye maple,
- Black-eyed Susan,
- Black-eyed pea,
- Blue-eyed grass,
- Bull's-eye condenser,
- Naked-eyed medusa,
- Pheasant's-eye pink,
- Sessile-eyed Crustacea,
- Stalk-eyed crustaceans,
- To fasten one's eyes upon,
- To throw dust in one's eyes,
- Yellow-eyed grass,
- baby blue-eyes,
- baby-blue-eyes,
- big-eye mackerel,
- big-eyed mackerel,
- big-eyed scad,
- bird's-eye bush,
- blue-eyed mary,
- covered-eyed medusae,
- dark-eyed junco,
- golden-eyed fly,
- green-eyed monster,
- keep one's eyes open,
- keep one's eyes peeled,
- keep one's eyes skinned,
- naked-eyed medusae,
- nonrapid eye movement sleep,
- ox-eyed daisy,
- pheasant's-eye Adonis,
- pull the wool over someone's eyes,
- rabbit-eye blueberry,
- rapid eye movement sleep,
- red-eyed bream,
- red-eyed vireo,
- tall yellow-eye,
- two-eyed violet,
- wall-eyed herring,
- wall-eyed perch,
- white-eyed shad,
- white-eyed tit,
- black-eyed susan vine,
- blue-eyed african daisy,
- blue-eyed yellow warbler,
- maiden blue-eyed mary,
- yellow-eyed grass family