pheasant-eyed
/ˈfɛzntʌɪd/adjective
Of a variety or species of plant: having flowers with a dark centre.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Miller (1691–1771), horticulturist and writer. In some forms from the genitive of pheasant + eyed. In some forms from pheasant + eyed.
- unamused
- unanalysable
- unanalysed
- unanalyzable
- unanalyzed
- unanchored
- unaneled
- Unani
- unanimated
- unanimity
- unanimous
- unanimously
- unanimousness
- unannounced
- unanswerability
- unanswerable
- unanswerableness
- unanswerably
- unanswered
- unanticipated
- unapologetic
- unapologetically
- unapparent
- unappealable
- unappealing