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eyetracks

/ˈaɪtɹæks/

eyetracks noun: imaginary marks left by looking at things, especially by reading books.

Noun

eyetracks pl (plural only)

  1. (dated, humorous, plural, plural-only, slang) Imaginary marks left by looking at things, especially by reading books.
    • When you read a new book you get eyetracks all over it. Then it isn't mint any more.1952, Arthur Rapp, Lee Hoffman, Redd Boggs, Fanspeak, page 5
    • "You look good in that," he said. "Especially wet."
      I'd noticed the difference. "Feel like an ad for a Broadway parlor. I'll be scraping off eyetracks all night."1955, Joe Haldeman, “Try calling on the World for peace of mind”, in Worlds, page 150

Origin of eyetracks

From eye + tracks.

Words that rhyme with eyetracks

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Questions about eyetracks

What does eyetracks mean?
Eyetracks means imaginary marks left by looking at things, especially by reading books.
What part of speech is eyetracks?
Eyetracks is a noun.
How do you pronounce eyetracks?
Eyetracks is pronounced /ˈaɪtɹæks/.

Words near eyetracks in the dictionary

  1. Eyeties
  2. eyetooth
  3. eyetracker
  4. eyetrackers
  5. eyetracking
  6. eyetracks
  7. eyets
  8. eyewall
  9. eyewall mesovortex
  10. eyewall mesovortices
  11. eyewalls

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