the organ of sight of animals, containing light-sensitive cells associated with nerve fibres, so that light entering the eye is converted to nervous impulses that reach the brain. In humans and other vertebrates the iris controls the amount of light entering the eye and the lens focuses the light onto the retina

the ability to see; sense of vision

the visible external part of an eye, often including the area around it

a look, glance, expression, or gaze

a sexually inviting or provocative look (esp in the phrases give (someone) the (glad) eye, make eyes at)

attention or observation (often in the phrases catch someone's eye, keep an eye on, cast an eye over)

ability to recognize, judge, or appreciate

opinion, judgment, point of view, or authority

a structure or marking having the appearance of an eye, such as the bud on a twig or potato tuber or a spot on a butterfly wing

a small loop or hole, as at one end of a needle

a small area of low pressure and calm in the centre of a tornado or cyclone

to look at carefully or warily

to look at in a manner indicating sexual interest; ogle