A permanent twist or turn, esp. to one side; a warp. cast of the eye: a slight squint.

spec. The eye-disease strabismus; = squint, n. 1.

A permanent tendency in the eye to look obliquely or askant; defective coincidence of the optic axes; strabismus.

Strabismus.

= strabismus, n.

An affection of the eyes in which the axes of vision cannot be coincidently directed to the same object; squinting, a squint.

An eye which has a permanent deviation in the direction of its gaze, resulting in defective alignment with the other; (in plural) defectively aligned…

Obliquity of vision; squinting. Obsolete.

A squint caused by the habitual use of one eye (as by a watchmaker or jeweller). Obsolete. rare.

plural. Squinting eyes.

The condition or fact of being cross-eyed.

Obliquity of vision, squinting.

the condition in which the eyes are different in colour or direction.

latent strabismus in which there is a tendency for one eye to be directed above (or below) the line of sight of the other.

a latent tendency to squint.

strabismus in which one eye is directed above the line of sight of the other.

The action of twisting; spec. in Botany the twisting of the stem of a plant; in Ophthalmology (see quots.).

latent strabismus in which there is a tendency for one eye to be directed below the line of sight of the other.

a squint such as that which may be produced by prolonged exposure to the bright light of a prairie.