The Collaborative International Dictionary
one-eyed \one-eyed\ adj. having or showing only one eye; as, one-eyed Jacks are wild; the three one-eyed Cyclopes of Greek myth.
Wiktionary
a. Having only a single eye, particularly when a higher number is normal.
WordNet
adj. having or showing only one eye; "one-eyed Jacks are wild"; "the three one-eyed Cyclopes of Greek myth"
Usage examples of "one-eyed".
Cock, sword, member, dick, wiener, knob, meat, chopper, sausage, prick, one-eyed trouser snake, pork sword, schlong, donger, winkle--the list is, if not endless, then at least impressively long.
Over the time he had known Gellor, the one-eyed man had been many things to him - fatherlike, a mentor, a leader, a rescuer, and more.
There was the chug-chug-chug of the fishing fleet just slipping into the bay, gulls thickening like a halo around them, and the one-eyed gaseosa vendor setting up his cart hopefully, unfolding his little deck chair, and then promptly falling asleep.
I stood loose-legged on the footrests, helping the bike hop the kerb, then sat firm, shoulders hunched, head low, as bike and I flashed past the bronze lions guarding the giant column holding the old one-eyed sailor.
Then one of the portals was swung half open and they were confronted by a gap-toothed, one-eyed giant of a man, wearing a well-oiled tunic of loricated armor and a brass-and-leather helm, with a huge, spiked ax on his shoulder.
It was the same horror as with Mot Pulk, except that they were stronger than the one-eyed lord.
The one-eyed woman shook her head, and uncannily, Zelde seemed to understand her mouthings.
The one-eyed madman seemed to care nothing for his own life, yet made staying alive look so easy.
The big bargee hit the small bargee and the one-eyed barlord hopped over the bar, most nimbly for a peg-legged man.
When we told a Garuly that we wanted to see the Great Panjandrum himself, and to find out whether there was a bag of gold at the end of the rainbow, he took our one-eyed beetle, and gave the four-leaved clover to a Pickaninny.
Doc stumbled as he tried to keep up with the agile, pantherish speed of the one-eyed man.
One-eyed Bogan, who had been the worst swearer in a rough shed, and he fell back on his bunk as if his previous remarks had exhausted him.
One-eyed, or Wall-eyed, Bogan, who had a broken nose, and the best side of whose face was reckoned the ugliest and most sinister--One-eyed Bogan thrust his face forward from the ring of darkness into the torchlight of salvation.
Also, he had been in a shearing-shed and in a shanty orgy with One-eyed Bogan, and knew the man.
One or two tall bushmen bowed their heads as if they had to, and One-eyed Bogan, with the blood washed from his face, stood with his hat off, glaring round to see if he could catch anyone sniggering.