eyeful
noun /ˈaɪ.fʊl/Definition
› [C] an amount of something, usually dust or dirt, that has entered the eye: As the lorry went past, I got an eyeful of grit.Informal measurements of volumeMeasurements of volume › [S] informal a very noticeable or attractive sight, often a sexually attractive person: She's quite an eyeful.Good and excellent things
(Definition of eyeful noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- be the best thing since sliced bread idiom
- beaut noun
- beauty noun (EXCELLENT THING)
- bunch noun (GROUP)
- corker noun
- cracker noun (GOOD THING)
- gem noun (VERY GOOD)
- highlight noun (BEST PART)
- killer noun (AMUSEMENT)
- king noun (MOST IMPORTANT)
- lulu noun
- marvel noun
- paragon noun
- phenomenon noun (SUCCESS)
- the flower of sth idiom
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