bird's-eye

(bʉrdzī′)

noun

  1. any of several plants of various families (esp. of the genera Primula and Veronica of the primrose and figwort families) having flowers with centers and petals of contrasting colors
    1. a textile pattern of small, diamond-shaped figures, each with a dot in the center
    2. a fabric with such a pattern

adjective

having markings that resemble birds' eyes: bird's-eye flowers

See bird's-eye in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
  1. A fabric woven with a pattern of small diamonds, each having a dot in the center.
  2. The pattern of such a fabric.
adjective
  1. Marked with a spot or spots resembling a bird's eye or eyes, as the bird's-eye maple or a blue flower having a small circular yellow center.
  2. Derived from or as if from an altitude or distance; comprehensive: a bird's-eye survey; a bird's-eye view.

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