Definition of square eyes in English:

square eyes

plural noun

British humorous

Eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing.
he watched so much TV he'd got square eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- And because my viewing time was rationed in case I got square eyes, TV was exotic.
- What with the NatWest one day matches between England and Australia and Bangladesh during the day, plus another Lions match, I finished the weekend with square eyes from watching too much TV.
- I have square eyes from watching the UKTV Gold Pride and Prejudice fest today.
- Expect me to soon have very square eyes - there's a LOT to watch!

Derivatives

square-eyed

adjectiveˌskwɛːrˈʌɪdskwɛrˈaɪd

British

humorous

Having eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing.
a nation of square-eyed couch potatoes
Example sentencesExamples
- The day after the 1997 general election, square-eyed workers asked colleagues the question that would come to symbolise the Tory rout: ‘Were you still up for Portillo?’
- A week of square-eyed, sofa-ridden inertia passed by, and you began to wonder if there were not substantially more rewarding activities to pursue when compared to watching this stuff.
- Smith will be square-eyed by now from watching the video of that game

Definition of square eyes in US English:

square eyes

plural noun

British humorous

Eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing.
he watched so much TV he'd got square eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- What with the NatWest one day matches between England and Australia and Bangladesh during the day, plus another Lions match, I finished the weekend with square eyes from watching too much TV.
- I have square eyes from watching the UKTV Gold Pride and Prejudice fest today.
- And because my viewing time was rationed in case I got square eyes, TV was exotic.
- Expect me to soon have very square eyes - there's a LOT to watch!

单词	square eyes
释义	Definition of square eyes in English: square eyes plural noun British humorous Eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing. he watched so much TV he'd got square eyes Example sentencesExamples And because my viewing time was rationed in case I got square eyes, TV was exotic. What with the NatWest one day matches between England and Australia and Bangladesh during the day, plus another Lions match, I finished the weekend with square eyes from watching too much TV. I have square eyes from watching the UKTV Gold Pride and Prejudice fest today. Expect me to soon have very square eyes - there's a LOT to watch! Derivatives square-eyed adjectiveˌskwɛːrˈʌɪdskwɛrˈaɪd British humorous Having eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing. a nation of square-eyed couch potatoes Example sentencesExamples The day after the 1997 general election, square-eyed workers asked colleagues the question that would come to symbolise the Tory rout: ‘Were you still up for Portillo?’ A week of square-eyed, sofa-ridden inertia passed by, and you began to wonder if there were not substantially more rewarding activities to pursue when compared to watching this stuff. Smith will be square-eyed by now from watching the video of that game Definition of square eyes in US English: square eyes plural noun British humorous Eyes supposedly affected by excessive television viewing. he watched so much TV he'd got square eyes Example sentencesExamples What with the NatWest one day matches between England and Australia and Bangladesh during the day, plus another Lions match, I finished the weekend with square eyes from watching too much TV. I have square eyes from watching the UKTV Gold Pride and Prejudice fest today. And because my viewing time was rationed in case I got square eyes, TV was exotic. Expect me to soon have very square eyes - there's a LOT to watch!
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