Having one or both eyes of an excessively light colour, so that the iris is hardly distinguishable from… of human beings.

Lying or passing crosswise; crossing, traversing, transverse; of the eyes: crossed, squinting. Obsolete or archaic.

Of persons: Having a cast in one or both eyes; squint-eyed. Also, one-eyed (see quots. 1488 and 1866).

Having small, narrow, or half-shut eyes; squint-eyed. Obsolete (English regional in later use).

Of the eye: Protuberant, prominent, full and rolling; also, †squinting.

Of eyes: Looking obliquely; having a cast or squint; affected with strabismus. Now rare.

Of persons: Having squint eyes; affected with squint or strabismus.

Affected with strabismus or squint.

Of persons, the eyes, etc.: Looking obliquely or with a squint; affected with strabismus.

Partially blind; short-sighted; squinting. Also figurative. Now regional.

= squint-eyed, adj. 1a.

(Only in pred. or after the noun eye.)

skew-eyed adj. and adv.; skew-fisted adj.; skew-nail vb.; skew-wise adv.

Of a person or his or her appearance, expression, etc.: having or characterized by a permanent deviation in the direction of gaze of one or both…

cross-eyed, squinting.

Of a person: (originally) having eyes pointing in different directions; having eyes which are rotating wildly. Hence: having a crazed or…

squinting.

Squint-eyed.

Squint-eyed; squinting.

= squint-eyed, adj.

Of, pertaining to, or affected by strabismus. Also figurative.

Having only one good eye; squint-eyed, cross-eyed. Also figurative oblique, crooked, one-sided.

suffering from strabismus.

= strabismic, adj.

Of persons: = squint-eyed, adj. 1b.

Of the eyes: characterized by squint or oblique vision.