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buck-eyed

buck-eyed adjective: having bad or speckled eyes.

Adjective

buck-eyed (comparative more buck-eyed, superlative most buck-eyed)

  1. Having bad or speckled eyes.
    • a buck-eyed horse1830, James White, A Compendious Dictionary of the Veterinary Art

Forms of buck-eyed

comparativemore buck-eyed
superlativemost buck-eyed

Questions about buck-eyed

What does buck-eyed mean?
Buck-eyed means having bad or speckled eyes.
What part of speech is buck-eyed?
Buck-eyed is an adjective.

Words near buck-eyed in the dictionary

  1. buck-and-wings
  2. buck-basket
  3. buck-baskets
  4. buck-bean
  5. buck-beans
  6. buck-eyed
  7. buck-goat
  8. buck-goats
  9. buck-hoist
  10. buck-hoists
  11. buck-naked

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