7 дней назад · moon-eyed in American English 1. having the eyes open wide, as in fear or wonder; wide-eyed. 2. Veterinary Science another term for moon-blind. ...

adjective ˈmün-ˈīd : having the eyes wide open Word History First Known Use 1790, in the meaning defined above.

163 other terms for moon-eyed: bug-eyed, nyctalopic, wide-eyed, adj., saucer-eyed, adj., owly-eyed, adj., goggle-eyed, adj., popeyed

Moon-eyed definition: having the eyes open wide, as in fear or wonder; wide-eyed.. See examples of MOON-EYED used in a sentence.

Adjective. moon-eyed (comparative more moon-eyed, superlative most moon-eyed) Having wide-open eyes. His moon-eyed gaze was disarming and mysterious.

There are six meanings listed in OED's entry for the adjective moon-eyed. See 'Meaning & use' for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence. moon-eyed has ...

Affected with mooneye; having eyes affected by the moon, or supposed to be so affected. Dim-eyed; purblind.

Moon-eyed definition: Having the eyes wide-open, as in infatuation, wonder, or grief.

Having the eyes wide-open, as in infatuation, wonder, or grief: "Didn't she have a hundred moon-eyed ninnies after her in Texas?" (Zane Grey).