owl eyes

language: en

definitions

  1. The large, forward-facing eyes of an owl, typically associated with nocturnal vision.
    en: The large, forward-facing eyes of an owl, typically associated with nocturnal vision.
  2. A nickname for a minor character in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, known for wearing thick spectacles and observing the parties critically.
    en: A nickname for a minor character in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, known for wearing thick spectacles and observing the parties critically.
  3. A colloquial term for a person who wears thick glasses and appears wise, alert, or observant.
    en: A colloquial term for a person who wears thick glasses and appears wise, alert, or observant.

examples

  1. The owl eyes glowed brightly in the moonlight.

    The owl eyes glowed brightly in the moonlight.

  2. Only a handful of people attended: Nick, Gatsby's father Henry Gatz, and "Owl Eyes," a man who had attended Gatsby's parties but never actually met him.

    Only a handful of people attended: Nick, Gatsby's father Henry Gatz, and "Owl Eyes," a man who had attended Gatsby's parties but never actually met him.

  3. He was nicknamed Owl Eyes because of his large round spectacles and sharp gaze.

    He was nicknamed Owl Eyes because of his large round spectacles and sharp gaze.