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noun

1. the organ of sight in humans and animals
2. 1. the eyeball
   2. the iris: brown eyes
3. the area around the eye, including the eyelids: to get a black eye
4. the power of seeing; sight; vision: weak eyes
5. a look; glance; gaze: to cast an eye on something
6. attention; regard; observation
7. the power of judging, estimating, discriminating, etc. by eyesight: a good eye for distances
8. judgment; opinion; estimation: in the eyes of the law
9. a thing like an eye in appearance or function; specif.,
   1. a bud of a tuber, as a potato
   2. the spot on a peacock's tail feather
   3. the center of a flower; disk
   4. a hole in a tool, as for a handle
   5. the threading hole in a needle
   6. a loop of metal, rope, or thread: hook and eye
   7. an organ sensitive to light, as in certain lower forms of life
   8. photoelectric cell
   9. a section of any of certain cuts of meat: eye of round
   10. a hole, as in certain cheeses
10. Slang a private detective; private eye
11. Meteorol. the calm, low-pressure area at the center of a hurricane, around which winds of high velocity move
12. Naut. the part of the main deck of a vessel that is farthest forward

transitive verb eyed, eyeing or eying

1. to look at; watch carefully; observe
2. to provide with eyes, or holes

intransitive verb