Of eyes: Projecting, prominent (also steep-out); staring; glaring with passion.

Of a body part: in an upright position; standing up or on end. Of the penis: erect. Also (rarely) of the eyes: projecting.

Resembling glass. Of eyes: Glassy, glazed.

Of the eye, etc.: Having a fixed unintelligent look, lacking fire or life, dull.

Of the eyes: Dull.

Of the eyes: flashing, bright, animated.

Of the eye: Protuberant, prominent, full and rolling; also, †squinting.

Of an eye or eyes: small, narrow; peering, squinting; blinking. Obsolete.

Of the eyes: ? Showing much white, glaring.

Lowered, drooped; doffed or taken off in salutation.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

transferred. (Of the visage, behaviour, etc.)

Of the eye: Not suffused with tears; tearless.

Invested with a gloss, or bright appearance. Of the eyes: Glazed (obsolete).

Of a person's eyes or expression: wild; weary, fatigued.

Resembling a saucer in size or shape. Also: resembling a flying saucer.

Of the eyes (or sometimes an eye): resembling a saucer; large and round; (hence) wide open; staring. Of a look or expression: wide-eyed…

Bright, sparkling. Obsolete. rare.

Not disfigured by a squint.

Of eyes: ‘starting from their sockets’, bulging. Obsolete.

Of the eyes: bulging, protuberant. Cf. pop, v.1 5b.

Directed upwards.

Bright; quick in movement.

Of the eye (see glaze, v.1 3). Also Pathology of the tongue, of the surface of a wound, etc.

Shaped like an almond. Of an eye.

Of an act, state, etc.: done or experienced with open eyes; characterized by having open eyes.

transferred. Without the usual or natural covering (in various senses). Of eyes: Lidless, staring.

That glazes: said chiefly of the eye.

Without lustre: said frequently of the eyes.

Incapable of being fathomed or measured; unsoundable, immeasurable, vast. figurative. Of the eyes.

poetic. Of the eyes: Devoid of expression. rare.

Of features, esp. the eyes: lacking animation, expression, or emotion; showing no feeling.

Beadlike; (of eyes) small, round and glittering.

Without a socket; Golf (of an iron club) made without a socket.

Of the eye: Dull, vacant of expression. Also in combination fishy-eyed adj.

Of the eye or its gaze: = glassy, adj. 2.

Of eyes: bulging, protruding.

(a) Of the eyes: = goggle, adj. (b) Of a person: having goggle eyes, wide-eyed, goggling.

Rolled up; brought together by rolling. Also const. in.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

(a) a button used for fastening a boot or a shoe; frequently attributive of a small expressionless eye; (b) a small black spider, Latrodectus mactans.

Of eyes: bulging, protruding.

Of eyes: large, round, and staring. Hence ˈgoogly-eyed adj.

Of the eyes: long and narrow. Also in combinations, as slitty-eyed (now offensive), slit-eyed.