| 释义 |
wall·eye
\ˈwȯˌlī\ noun
Etymology: back-formation from walleyed
1.
a. : an eye (as of a horse) having a light gray or bluish white iris
b. : an eye having an opaque white cornea
c. : an eye that turns outward showing more than a normal amount of white
2.
a. : leucoma
b. : strabismus in which the eye turns outward — called also exotropia; compare cross-eye 1
3. walleyes plural : eyes affected with divergent strabismus
4. or walleyed pike also walleye pike : a large vigorous American freshwater food and sport fish (Stizostedion vitreum) that has large prominent eyes and is related to the perches but more closely resembles the true pike in appearance and behavior |