bright-eyed 
adjective
1Having shining eyes: creatures of the night—owls, bats and bright-eyed cats...
- The two richly dressed infants have brought their pets, as bright-eyed as themselves, with them.
- The pale-skinned bright-eyed goddess wills it.
- The boy gazed back at him, bright-eyed and calm.
1.1Alert and lively: bright-eyed young lawyers...
- Perched on a sofa in his plush suite, he is bright-eyed and unexpectedly eager to talk.
- Along with their bright-eyed optimism, the band offers up some surprisingly innovative songs.
- Thin and tired, she seemed to have little in common with the bright-eyed young go-getter.
Phrases
bright-eyed and bushy-tailed
- electric shock
- electric sign
- electric signal
- electric socket
- electric spark
- electric steel
- electric storm
- electric strength
- electric stress
- electric switch
- electric tension
- electric toaster
- electric torch
- electric traction
- electric wave
- electric welding
- electric window
- electric wire
- electride
- electriferous
- electrifiable
- electrification
- electrifier
- electrify
- electrilisation