Pronunciation: /ˈaɪˌbɔl/
noun the round, white part of the eye that allows you to see
A1 She has a blue eyeball.
A2 The eyeball is a sensitive organ.
B1 The doctor examined her eyeball for any signs of infection.
B2 He accidentally got something in his eyeball and had to rinse it out.
C1 The artist meticulously painted every detail of the eyeball in the portrait.
C2 The forensic scientist analyzed the eyeball to determine the cause of death.
verb not applicable
A1 She eyeballed the menu before deciding what to order.
A2 The detective eyeballed the suspect, trying to gauge their reaction.
B1 The teacher eyeballed the students to make sure they were paying attention.
B2 The chef eyeballed the ingredients, adjusting the recipe as needed.
C1 The pilot eyeballed the runway, preparing for a smooth landing.
C2 The artist eyeballed the canvas, envisioning the final masterpiece.
adjective not applicable
A1 She had an eyeball necklace that glowed in the dark.
A2 The children were scared of the eyeball-shaped balloons at the party.
B1 The artist painted a surreal landscape with eyeball flowers.
B2 The detective examined the crime scene with his keen eyeball observation.
C1 The scientist used an advanced eyeball-tracking device in the research study.
C2 The photographer captured a stunning close-up of the model's vibrant eyeball makeup.
adverb not applicable
A1 She looked at him eyeball to eyeball during the conversation.
A2 He eyeballed the menu before deciding what to order.
B1 The detective eyeballed the suspect carefully, trying to gauge his reaction.
B2 The artist eyeballed the proportions of the painting before starting to sketch.
C1 The surgeon eyeballed the measurements before making the first incision.
C2 The pilot eyeballed the landing strip before bringing the plane down smoothly.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I see the ball with my eyeball.
A2 She couldn't believe her eyeball when she saw the size of the cake.
B1 The detective carefully examined the crime scene with his eyeball.
B2 The scientist used a microscope to study the cells in the eyeball.
C1 The artist painted a detailed portrait of the woman's eyeball.
C2 The surgeon performed a delicate operation on the patient's damaged eyeball.
preposition not applicable
A1 She looked at the painting with her eyeball.
A2 The cat stared at the mouse with its eyeball.
B1 He measured the distance between the two points eyeball to eyeball.
B2 The detective examined the crime scene eyeball for any clues.
C1 The artist meticulously painted the details of the portrait eyeball by eyeball.
C2 The surgeon operated on the patient's eyeball with precision and skill.
conjunction not applicable
A1 She looked me in the eyeball and told me the truth.
A2 I could see the fear in his eyeball as he approached the dark alley.
B1 The detective examined the crime scene with a keen eyeball for detail.
B2 The artist carefully painted every eyelash on the eyeball of the portrait.
C1 The scientist used a microscope to study the cells of the eyeball in great detail.
C2 She had an uncanny ability to read people's emotions just by looking into their eyeball.
interjection not applicable
A1 Eyeball! Look at that cute puppy!
A2 Eyeball, I can't believe you ate the whole cake!
B1 Eyeball, did you see the latest episode of that TV show?
B2 Eyeball, I need your opinion on this important decision.
C1 Eyeball, could you please analyze the data and provide a report?
C2 Eyeball, I trust your judgment on this matter.
article not applicable
A1 She has a brown eyeball.
A2 He accidentally poked his eyeball while playing.
B1 The doctor examined her eyeball for any signs of infection.
B2 The eyeball is a complex organ that allows us to see.
C1 The artist meticulously painted every detail of the eyeball in the portrait.
C2 The surgeon skillfully removed the cataract from the patient's eyeball.
formal The ophthalmologist carefully examined the patient's eyeball for any signs of infection.
informal I can't believe you got something in your eyeball again!
slang That movie was so scary, it made my eyeballs pop out!
figurative She kept a close eyeball on her competition during the race.
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