A disease of the eyes or face.

Redness and heat of the eye. Obsolete. rare.

A morbid accumulation of pus in the anterior chamber of the eye (cf. quots.).

Aversion to or avoidance of (bright) light, esp. as the result of discomfort caused by ocular disorders and certain neurological diseases, esp…

Gross enlargement of the eyeball owing to increased intra-ocular pressure; now spec. (as a sign of) congenital glaucoma.

Paralysis of one or more of the muscles of the eye.

inflammation of the periosteum of the orbit of the eye.

= ophthalmoplegia, n.

= pinguecula, n.

oedema of the optic disc (= papilloedema, n.) (now rare); an optic disc affected by papilloedema.

inflammation of an optic nerve.

Inflammation of the ciliary body.

Inflammation of a papilla or papillae; esp. inflammation of the optic papilla (optic disc).

hereditary optic atrophy, a rare hereditary disease in which partial blindness in both eyes sets in rapidly, typically affecting young men; also…

Disease of the eye; esp. that associated with a systemic disease or disorder. Frequently with distinguishing word indicating the causative disease…

Oedema or swelling of the optic disc, often due to increased intracranial pressure.

Visibility of the white of the eye below the iris, as well as on either side. Also attributive or as adj.