Definitions

1. noun

The organ of sight, consisting of the cornea, iris, and retina, and forming the anterior part of the orbit.

“She closed her eyes to block out the bright light.”

2. verb

To look at or observe something, especially with a sense of curiosity or suspicion.

“He eyes the new employee with a mixture of excitement and wariness.”

3. verb

To give something a particular appearance or character.

“The artist eyes the canvas with a critical eye.”

4. noun

A part of something, especially an opening or a gap.

“The eye of the needle was too small for the rope.”

5. noun

The center or focal point of something.

“The eye of the hurricane was a calm and peaceful place.”

6. noun

A person or thing that is of great importance or interest.

“He’s the eye of the team, always leading us to victory.”

7. noun

A person who is watching or observing something, especially in a suspicious or hostile way.

“The eye of the crowd was fixed on the performer.”

8. noun

A small opening or hole in something, especially a pipe or a tube.

“The eye of the pipe was clogged with dust.”

9. noun

A part of a storm, especially the calm center.

“The eye of the storm was a welcome respite from the rain.”