Eyes

440 clues
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Buds
Orbs
Scans
Spots
Views
Looks
Ogles
Ebony
Seers
Flirts
Vision
Snake.
Ocelli
Notices
Regards
Watches
Surveys
Peepers
Winkers
Lookers
Observes
Sizes up
Looks at
Examines
Scanners
Viewers?
Spotters
Blinkers
Watchers
Glimpses
Witnesses
Appraises
Head set?
Wear down
Only ____
Spud buds
Twinklers
Checks out
Lyin' ____
Bull's-___
Has a peek
Observers.
Optic orbs
Socket set
Stare pair
They blink
Spud spots
Spud bumps
Googly ___
Has a look
Scopes out
Peer group
Baby blues
Looks over
Argus' many
Seeing pair
Smiley dots
Visual pair
Watch pair?
Argus's 100
Sightseers?
Visual aids
Sight seers
Facial pair
Potato buds
Scrutinizes
Spuds' buds
Focus group?
Ol' Blue ___
Peering pair
Potato bumps
Potato spots
Smiley parts
Spud sprouts
Takes a look
Peeping pair
Real lookers
Watchful duo
Optic organs
Potato flaws
Good-lookers
View finders
Needle parts
Contemplates
Sight organs
Needle holes
Potato parts
Argus had 100
Has a look at
Seeing organs
Spud features
Visual organs
Buds on spuds
Watchful pair
Storm centers
Pupils' places
'-- Wide Shut'
Argus features
Argus' hundred
Black-and-blue
Darting organs
Eagles' assets
Emoticon colon
Frosty's coals
Gives a gander
LASIK subjects
Some are beady
Spots on spuds
Watchful ones?
Viewing organs
Spider's octet
Facial features
Argus's hundred
Baby blues, say
Covets, perhaps
Dots on smileys
Easy on the ___
Glassy blinkers
Kiss "X-Ray ___
Noticing things
Oculist's study
Organs of sight
Potato discards
Socket contents
U2 "Spanish ___
Hooks' partners
They see things
Hurricane areas
Tearing things?
Bette Davis ___
Needle openings
Needle features
Balls with lids
Cyclone centers
Watches closely
Potato features
Examines closely
Mickey Blue ____
Balls in sockets
Choice beef cuts
Choice meat cuts
Coals, on Frosty
Gives a look-see
Lay ___ on (see)
Loser's weepers?
Observing things
Peacock markings
Regarding things
Looks closely at
Some are private
Observes closely
Looks at closely
Keeps a watch on
Baby blues, e.g.
Holes in needles
Needle apertures
Catches sight of
___ on the prize!
My --- Adored You
Argus's specialty
Centers, of sorts
Coals, on snowmen
Evil and electric
Looks over warily
Organs in sockets
Sizes up visually
Spots for glasses
They may be beady
They're crossable
Threading targets
What visors shade
Word before front
For Your ___ Only
Bedroom shutters?
Bumps on potatoes
Gives a once-over
Visors shade them
Places for pupils
Some are electric
Watches carefully
Takes a gander at
Hurricane centers
Blinkers, at times
Common sense need?
Hurricane features
Peacock tail spots
Potato's multitude
Swiss cheese holes
They see the light
They're open daily
Trips in the dark?
The Hills Have ___
Hurricanes' hearts
Places for patches
They may be rolled
Make ___ at (flirt)
Gives the once-over
'80s band Naked ___
For Your ___ Onlady
A sight for sore __
Another peer group?
Beholders have them
Center cuts of beef
Checks out visually
Centers of cyclones
Hypnotist's concern
Looks at — organs
Peelers remove this
Sinatra's blue pair
Sprouts on potatoes
They can be crossed
They take things in
Windows of the soul
Wolf spider's octet
They fit in sockets
Places for contacts
''Electric'' sensors
Baby blues, for some
Calm areas of storms
Dots on smiley faces
Goggles protect them
Piñero's "Short ___
They can be piercing
They contain retinas
Windows to the soul?
Colon in an emoticon
Keep your ___ peeled
The night's thousand
Potato protuberances
Watches suspiciously
What contacts contact
''___ of Laura Mars''
Do my ___ deceive me?
Ebony ___," 1961 song
The ___ of Laura Mars
These ___, are crying
When Irish ___ . . .
Art appreciation duo?
Emoticon colon, often
Hawks have sharp ones
Openings for tailors?
Peacock tail features
Some electric sensors
Some glass prostheses
Spider's octet, often
They may be bloodshot
Holes in Swiss cheese
Peacock tail markings
Sunglasses cover them
Mr. Potato Head parts
Centers of hurricanes
Mr. Potato Head piece
''___ seeing things?''
A dollar bill has four
Anthrax "Poison My ___
Blinkers with no bulbs
Features of Laura Mars
Octet for most spiders
Ol' Blue ___ (Sinatra)
Ophthalmological focus
Ophthalmology subjects
Optometrists' concerns
Optometrists' interest
Targets of Moe's pokes
They may get 40 lashes
What contacts may help
Gives the once-over to
Keep them on the ball!
Where to find contacts
Mr. Potato Head pieces
They may have contacts
Ophthalmologist's study
I can't believe my ___!
Makeup accentuates them
Most spiders have eight
Sunglasses protect them
They are behind glasses
They're all on the game
Things that may twinkle
Hungry ___," Twitty hit
A blindfold covers them
Some are behind glasses
They may be on the game
The ___ of Texas . . .
Potato peeler's targets
The windows to the soul
A sleep mask covers them
Evinces envy of, perhaps
Features in a Texas song
Peacock feather features
Private ___ (detectives)
They hold rods and cones
Watchers in a Texas song
You may keep them peeled
Targets of a Stooge poke
They're all in your head
Ophthalmologist's concern
Mine ___ have seen . . .
When Irish ___ are . . .
Colons, in many emoticons
Frosty's are made of coal
Hit song "Bette Davis ---
Mona Lisa's strong points
Sometimes they're private
They have lids and lashes
They may be black or blue
They may be brown or blue
They're on snails' stalks
What a colon might denote
Hall & Oates "Private ___
Places for contact lenses
They're protected by lids
What contact lenses cover
What optometrists examine
Colon in many an emoticon
. . . only with thine ___
Colons in emoticons, often
Some cross-country flights
Some Mr. Potato Head parts
What glasses are often for
Calm centers of hurricanes
They are protected by lids
They may be behind glasses
Stars in My ___," 1936 song
In Texas, they're "upon you
Kim Carnes "Bette Davis ___
Poet's "windows of the soul
Snowman's coal chunks, e.g.
They may be given 40 lashes
This puzzle's punning theme
Word with googly or goo-goo
Dancing with Tears in My ___
The night has a thousand ___
Banjo ___ (Cantor sobriquet)
Cantor's dominating feature.
Ophthalmologist's speciality
Targets of a Moe Howard poke
They can be prying or crying
They can turn red in a flash
They may be blue in the face
Things opened in the morning
Easy on the ___ (attractive)
Places you may have contacts
They may be painful if black
They're vital for good looks
You're a sight for sore ___!
They may be black or private
___ of Laura Mars," 1978 film
Ben Turpin's crossed features
Cavefish's functionless parts
Colon in an emoticon, usually
The Guess Who's ''These ___''
They can be batted and rolled
Where contact lenses are worn
They can be rolled or crossed
They're usually blue or brown
These ___" (the Guess Who hit)
When Irish ___ are smiling ...
Cookie Monster has googly ones
Easy on the ___ (good-looking)
The Guess Who hit "These_____
They're covered by a blindfold
Things an optometrist examines
They may be probing or private
Ol' Blue ___ (Sinatra nickname)
They're often closed after dark
What most spiders have eight of
Where contact lenses are placed
Windows to the soul, supposedly
Bette Davis ___," 1981 hit song
Colon or semicolon, in emoticons
Face parts that might be crossed
Intel satellites, metaphorically
Regards — features of a potato
Someone may look deep into yours
They work better when they focus
They're kept under lids at night
What the colon stands for in :-)
Windows to the soul, so they say
___ Wide Shut" (Tom Cruise movie)
Rainbow "Straight Between the ___
They fill some holes in your head
They're examined with a phoropter
What contact lenses are placed on
Windows to the soul, proverbially
In Your ___" (Peter Gabriel song)
Sheena Easton: "For Your ___ Only
He has ___ in the back of his head
Bette Davis features in a pop song
Buffalo Tom "Baby dry your ___ out
Targets of Moe's two-fingered poke
They're tested with Snellen charts
Bright ___" (Shirley Temple movie)
Many on a potato or two on a noodle
Observation satellites, so to speak
Pair of kings (except one of them)?
What potatoes and needles both have
Your constructor's are blue, ladies
I Only Have ___ for You," 1934 song
___ Wide Shut" (Kubrick's last film)
Lita Ford/Ozzy "Close My ___ Forever
Organs that many cave fish can't use
These ___, are crying" The Guess Who
They're protected by lids and lashes
Hieroglyphic representations of Horus
Men At Work "I Can See It in Your ___
Prominent features of a "Cats" poster
They're seen on both sides of bridges
___ Without a Face" (Billy Idol song)
Bette Davis ___" (Kim Carnes hit song)
These ___" (1969 hit by The Guess Who)
Clapton looks into his "Father's" ones
Stereotypical movers in some paintings
What a colon represents in an emoticon
There are four of them on a dollar bill
They often have glasses in front of them
They may be black, green, blue or private
They may be black, brown, blue or private
They're opened first on Christmas morning
Bette Davis ___" (Kim Carnes' biggest hit)
Things that people are warned not to cross
For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond movie)
Behind These Hazel ___" (Kelly Clarkson hit)
Mona Lisa" features that "follow" the viewer
Skid Row "I'd stare a lifetime into your ___
They're kept under lids, especially at night
Behind These Hazel ___" (Kelly Clarkson song)
Always Something There to Remind Me" Naked ___
Real ___, realize, real lies..." (Tupac lyric)
Word after Bright, Frog, or Wolf in band names
Look into my ___ ..." (hypnotist's instruction)
The sky is the daily bread of the ___" (Emerson)
Duran Duran "I look through the __ of a stranger
Iron ___ Cody ("The Crying Indian" in a 1970s PSA)
Kermit's were originally made from ping-pong balls
Body parts that are called "the windows to the soul
Get Up Kids "To my surprise, before my ___, you arrive
Saigon Kick "Love is on the way, I can see it in your ___
Frosty the Snowman's facial features that were made out of coal
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