Crossword clues for eyeful
eyeful
- Beauty that totally occupies the viewer
- Discussed tower that's worth a look!
- Long look
- Attractive person
- View or glance
- Something nice to look at
- Stunning sight
- Beautiful sight to behold
- Sight to take in
- Striking beauty
- Sight to behold
- Impressive sight
- As much as one cares to see
- Voluptuous view
- View, glance
- Thorough look
- The Eiffel Tower, aptly?
- One who is well worth looking at
- Lots to see
- As much as one can take in visually
- As much as one can see
- All that can be viewed
- A real sight
- A lot to look at
- Hottie
- Quite a sight
- Lot to see
- Real looker
- All one can see
- Check-out limit?
- Spectacle
- Lot to take in
- Quite the looker
- A good look
- A strikingly beautiful woman
- A full view
- Remarkable sight
- Good looker
- Looker
- Beautiful girl
- Gorgeous sight
- Good long look
- A good look at the Tour de France, say?
- Something worth viewing
- Funny you feel no love for good-looker
- French engineer, in some reports, is quite a sight
- A long steady look
- Lovely sight
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
eyeful \eye"ful\, n.
a view of something remarkable; a completely satisfying view; as much as, or more than, one would want to see; as, he got an eyeful of burnt-out buildings on his tour of the south Bronx.
an unusually attractive person, especially a beautiful woman.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
also eye-ful, "good look at," 1796, originally in ornamental gardening, from eye (n.) + -ful.
Wiktionary
a. Filling or attractive to the eye; visible; remarkable. alt. 1 A full or complete view; a good look. 2 A remarkable sight or a very attractive person (sometimes used ironically). 3 An amount of material blown into the eye. n. 1 A full or complete view; a good look. 2 A remarkable sight or a very attractive person (sometimes used ironically). 3 An amount of material blown into the eye.
WordNet
n. a strikingly beautiful woman; "she was a statuesque redheaded eyeful"
a full view; a good look; "they wanted to see violence and they got an eyeful"
Usage examples of "eyeful".
Dwig, had seen for himself that Walder, expecting an influx of curiosity seekers, had locked up all of his worth-while stock and left nothing but showcases of cheap trinkets and notions for visitors to look at, after getting an eyeful of the six star sapphires.
And when light struck them they shimmered, threw off others, eyefuls of color.
Even when I'm just lazin' around I can be quite an eyeful, and today I decked myself out to the nines just ta be sure to make an impression.
And as she moved around the kitchen, her nightwear made for quite an eyeful.
The dapper lawyer had queered Monk’s chances with more than one luscious eyeful.