Definition eye in British English

a gleam in someone’s eye (phrase) a keen eye for something (phrase) trained eye (phrase) an eye for an eye (and a tooth for a tooth) (phrase) beauty is in the eye of the beholder (phrase) bird’s-eye view (noun) black eye (noun) bring a tear to someone’s eye (phrase) bull’s-eye (noun) catch someone’s eye (phrase) compound eye (noun) easy on the (phrase) eye (noun) eye (verb) eye candy (noun) eye contact (noun) eye dialect (noun) eye level (noun) eye patch (noun) eye shadow (noun) eye socket (noun) eye strain (noun) eye teeth (noun) eye tracking (noun) eye up (phrasal verb) eye-catching (adjective) eye-grabbing (adjective) eye-opener (noun) eye-watering (adjective) fish-eye lens (noun) give someone the evil eye (phrase) give someone the eye (phrase) hand-eye coordination (noun) have a roving eye (phrase) have an eye for (phrase) have an eye the main chance (phrase) have an eye to something (phrase) have one eye on (phrase) have your eye on someone (phrase) have your eye on something (phrase) your beady eye on someone (phrase) your eye on someone (phrase) your eye on something (phrase) Hawk-Eye (noun) a bull’s-eye (phrase) hook and eye (noun) I would give for something (phrase) in the blink of an eye (phrase) in the eye of the storm (phrase) in your mind’s eye (phrase) the public eye (phrase) invisible to the naked eye (phrase) keep a weather eye on (phrase) keep an eye on (phrase) keep an eye out for (phrase) lazy eye (noun) look someone in the (phrase) not a dry eye (in the house) (phrase) one in the eye for someone (phrase) out of the corner of your eye (phrase) private eye (noun) quick as a wink (phrase) red-eye (noun) REM sleep (noun) your eye(s) over something (phrase) see eye to eye (with someone) (phrase) Seeing Eye Dog () shut-eye (noun) side-eye (noun) simple eye (noun) someone’s good etc (phrase) something meets your (phrase) strike eye (phrase) the apple of someone’s eye (phrase) the London Eye () the naked eye (phrase) the untrained eye (phrase) there is more to someone than meets the eye (phrase) there is more to something than meets the eye (phrase) there’s more to someone/something than meets the eye (phrase) turn a blind eye (to something) (phrase) under someone’s critical eye (phrase) under someone’s eye (phrase) under the watchful eye of someone (phrase) visible to the naked eye (phrase) with a critical eye (phrase) without blinking an (phrase)