Eyeful Definition

īfo͝ol
noun
A complete view.
American Heritage
A full look at something; good look.
Webster's New World
A person or thing that looks striking or unusual.
Webster's New World
A quantity of something squirted or blown into the eye.
Webster's New World
Sufficient observation to discover more than one had expected or enough to be satisfied.
After an eyeful of his art collection, she decided to leave.
American Heritage
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adjective

Filling or attractive to the eye; visible; remarkable.

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Other Word Forms of Eyeful

Noun

Singular:
eyeful
Plural:
eyefuls, eyesful

Origin of Eyeful

  • eye +‎ -ful

    From Wiktionary

Eyeful Sentence Examples

  • These days, you get an eyeful of rusty sheriff's badge on every other page.

  • Whatâs the point in copping an eyeful if you canât have a stroke?

  • One girls caught an eyeful and screamed a little too loud, " That's tiny " .

  • While she was moving around the stage her top slipped, giving viewers an eyeful with their morning coffee.

  • The folks on a guided Hollywood tour the day that Michael Jackson died, for example, got an eyeful when the pop superstar was wheeled out to a waiting ambulance while the tour bus was parked outside.

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