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Word "EYES" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
opinion or judgment
Examples:
in the eyes of the law
I was wrong in her eyes

Crossword Clues for EYES

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What sunglasses are used to protect
Looks over Commuter 02 Jul 2025
"Love looks not with the ..., but with the mind" (A Midsummer Night's Dream)
They see eastern agreement
Buds on spuds Newsday 26 Jun 2025
Positive energy put first for seers (4)
Movie, The ... of Tammy Faye
Sees The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Jun 2025
Scopes out Newsday 19 Jun 2025
They're often closed at night Wall Street Journal 18 Jun 2025
Keratoconus affects what? (4)
Amy Adams movie Big ___
They might blink or wink USA Today 14 Jun 2025
Art Garfunkel song from 1978 movie Watership Down, Bright ___- (4)
Viewing organs USA Today Quick 13 Jun 2025
Looks into Newsday 07 Jun 2025
"Windows to the soul" USA Today 07 Jun 2025
Certain sensory organs USA Today Quick 03 Jun 2025
Organs of sight The Telegraph Quick 02 Jun 2025
"Starry ___ sparkin' up my darkest night" (Taylor Swift lyric) Universal 01 Jun 2025
Seeing buds - on spuds! (4)
Delta Goodrem hit: Innocent -
They see and show audible approval
What a sleep mask covers
Hurricane centers USA Today Quick 25 May 2025
2025 romantic comedy horror film starring Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding, Heart _ (4)
Needle apertures
Potato spots LA Times Daily 21 May 2025
Covered things in peekaboo
They can be rolled in exasperation The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 20 May 2025
Peepers Eugene Sheffer 20 May 2025
Bright ___ 1979 No 1 by Art Garfunkel, from the soundtrack of Watership Down (4)
Looks over Commuter 14 May 2025
"Two pools of light, a mirror bright," in generative A.I. poetry New York Times 13 May 2025
Storm centers LA Times Daily 09 May 2025
They're brown, most commonly The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 09 May 2025
Colon, in an emoticon Universal 06 May 2025
They see egghead gets affirmative answer (4)
A sight for sore __ Commuter 02 May 2025
Needle holes Newsday 01 May 2025
Cyclone centres
Soul windows? The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 01 May 2025
Seeing things Eugene Sheffer 30 Apr 2025
Looks at Commuter 30 Apr 2025
Observes carefully Newsday 27 Apr 2025
Peepers Universal 25 Apr 2025
Spuds' buds Eugene Sheffer 21 Apr 2025
Observes intently Newsday 20 Apr 2025
Viewing organs Mirror Classic 20 Apr 2025
Five __, intelligence-gathering alliance including the UK, US and New Zealand (4) The Guardian Weekend 19 Apr 2025
Emoji that can mean "I'm intrigued" New York Times Mini 18 Apr 2025
All these are intensely interested! (4)
Hurricane centers Newsday 15 Apr 2025
Focus group? Wall Street Journal 09 Apr 2025
Looks at LA Times Daily 09 Apr 2025
A sight for sore -
On dice, snake ___
Body parts left exposed by balaclavas USA Today 06 Apr 2025
The reproductive buds in a potato are called what? (4)
Facial features that sparkle when the person is passionate or excited
Number of pupils in college yesterday (4)
Peruses The Telegraph Quick 26 Mar 2025
Potato growths Commuter 25 Mar 2025
"How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our ___ Aren't Real" (Jaden Smith tweet from 2013)
Holes in needles Commuter 24 Mar 2025
Storm centers USA Today 24 Mar 2025
Peeking pair
Looks over Commuter 20 Mar 2025
Hurricane centers USA Today Quick 20 Mar 2025
___- Wide Shut, 1999 film starring Tom Cruise (4)
Seeing things Newsday 14 Mar 2025
So-called "windows to the soul" New York Times 11 Mar 2025
Viewers? TV 09 Mar 2025
Body parts visible in the dark. in cartoons USA Today 08 Mar 2025
Plural word that can follow black, lazy and cat's The Times Specialist Sunday 02 Mar 2025
Viewers? TV 02 Mar 2025
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 02 Mar 2025
Colon in an emoticon Newsday 27 Feb 2025
Looks over Wall Street Journal 26 Feb 2025
Seeing things Premier Sunday 23 Feb 2025
Potato buds Mirror Classic 22 Feb 2025
Seed-buds in potatoes (4) Puzzler 22 Feb 2025
They see egghead accepting affirmative answer (4)
Pair on a 12-Down Universal 15 Feb 2025
Viewers' noted agreement (4)
They look east, no doubt (4)
Looks at or ogles
Socket sets LA Times Daily 01 Feb 2025
Snake ___, masked ninja warrior from the G.I. Joe toy franchise portrayed by Ray Park in the 2009 live-action film
___ Wide Shut, starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (4)
Peepers USA Today Quick 25 Jan 2025
Seed-buds of potatoes The Sun Mini 23 Jan 2025
Spuds' buds LA Times Mini 20 Jan 2025
Albinism can make them appear red Universal 14 Jan 2025
Organs that are rolled to show annoyance or boredom
Two that appreciate art? Family Time 12 Jan 2025
Point to yes after 'Crazy' character of Uzo Aduba in Orange is the New Black (4)
Looks over Commuter 10 Jan 2025
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie
Emoji that might indicate interest
Regards as a key agreement (4)
Looks at English agreement (4)
They're rolled in annoyance New York Times Mini 05 Jan 2025
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 04 Jan 2025
French are imprisoning the old observers
Looks at those approving loudly
What sunglasses are used to protect
They sound in favour and are made amorously (4)
Movie, The ... of Laura Mars
In Your- - - -, Kylie hit
Observers of key essentials (4)
Peepers Thomas Joseph 21 Dec 2024
Watches end of game for sure The Telegraph Toughie 19 Dec 2024
Peepers LA Times Daily 17 Dec 2024
Watches showing end of time? Certainly!
Looks over Commuter 16 Dec 2024
Energy certainly seen in storm centres The Times Cryptic 16 Dec 2024
The lookers have it reportedly (4)
Watchers maybe down at the bingo hall (4)
Private _, comedydrama which starred Jason Priestley (4)
Looks over Commuter 10 Dec 2024
Organs with lids LA Times Daily 10 Dec 2024
Reproductive buds in potatoes (4)
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 08 Dec 2024
Viewing organs Mirror Classic 07 Dec 2024
Looks over Commuter 07 Dec 2024
Contact sites New York Times 06 Dec 2024
Good-looking couple? New York Times 27 Nov 2024
Places for pupils
A sight for sore __ Newsday 25 Nov 2024
Features of hurricanes and potatoes Universal 25 Nov 2024
Holes in needles, or seed- buds in potatoes (4)
"The ___ of Laura Mars" (1978) "Survivor" channel With it
The : of :-) Universal 20 Nov 2024
A scallop might have 200 of these Universal 19 Nov 2024
Looks at potato buds (4)
Gives a look
Looks at holes in needles (4) Puzzler Cryptic 12 Nov 2024
Witnesses a key agreement (4)
Seeing organs
Facial features Commuter 01 Nov 2024
Body parts behind glasses USA Today 30 Oct 2024
Organs with lids Commuter 29 Oct 2024
"___ on the ball!" (baseball coach's command)
Drop off then dream of your team perhaps - and just let it happen (5,4,4,3,5,2,7)
See 11 Across Mirror Quiz 26 Oct 2024
Looks at Commuter 25 Oct 2024
Potato peepers
"Do my ___ deceive me?!"
Peepers Thomas Joseph 21 Oct 2024
Good lookers? Wall Street Journal 21 Oct 2024
ArtGarfunkel hit, Bright...
Mine-have seen the glory ..."
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 15 Oct 2024
Looks over Commuter 15 Oct 2024
Couple that looks great?
Viewers excited at first? That's right!
___ Wide Shut Cruise/ Kidman film (4)
Looks East? Correct! (4)
Giant squids have ones the size of dinner plates New York Times 08 Oct 2024
Observers of a key agreement (4)
Most spiders have eight New York Times 06 Oct 2024
Viewing organs The Telegraph Quick 04 Oct 2024
Viewers last in queue? Certainly!
Song: My - Adored You
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 03 Oct 2024
Peepers Mirror Classic 02 Oct 2024
"- Wide Shut"
They may be rolled or crossed Wall Street Journal 28 Sep 2024
Stares at The Sun Mini 27 Sep 2024
Looks over Commuter 25 Sep 2024
Oriental affirmative made amorously? (4)
Optic orbs
Place for some lenses or some masks
Delivered votes to observers (4)
The looks have it we hear (4)
Looks at The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Sep 2024
Looks at European: oui, si or ja? (4)
Body parts that blink
What some teachers claim to have in the backs of their heads New York Times Mini 14 Sep 2024
Views Puzzler Backwords 12 Sep 2024
_ Wide Shut, 1999 Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman film, above (4)
Seeing things LA Times Daily 12 Sep 2024
Protect these with sunglasses (4)
Organ that is often compared to a camera
1981 James Bond movie starring Roger Moore, For Your ___- Only (4)
Peer group? New York Times 05 Sep 2024
Pupils are the ones who agree, by the sound of it (4)
Spots on potatoes LA Times Daily 02 Sep 2024
Seed-buds of a potato (4) Puzzler 30 Aug 2024
Threading-parts of needles
They look at the end of the debate to show agreement (4)
Colon in an emoticon, often Wall Street Journal 26 Aug 2024
Shut these at night (4)
Looks at The Sun Mini 25 Aug 2024
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 24 Aug 2024
You're a sight for sore ___!
Organs with irises Commuter 24 Aug 2024
Lenses help them focus Universal 22 Aug 2024
Organs with cones
Viewing organs (4) Mirror Classic 18 Aug 2024
Peepers Wall Street Journal 17 Aug 2024
Body parts that help us see ... or organs with lids that may flicker when you're sleepy
Looks over Commuter 15 Aug 2024
Organs with rods and cones Universal 07 Aug 2024
Looks over Commuter 05 Aug 2024
They may be locked or rolled New York Times 01 Aug 2024
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 31 Jul 2024
Emoji that expresses interest
See 22 Across Mirror Quiz 23 Jul 2024
They're never open 24/7 New York Times Mini 23 Jul 2024
For Your ___ Only, Bond film (4) Puzzler 22 Jul 2024
Optometrists check them New York Times 22 Jul 2024
The Hare with Amber ___, Edmund de Waal book (4)
Facial features Commuter 18 Jul 2024
Looks over Commuter 16 Jul 2024
Calm regions in hurricanes Universal 15 Jul 2024
Features common to potatoes and needles The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Jul 2024
Looks over Commuter 09 Jul 2024
Potato seed-buds(4)
Body parts that blink and wink
Emoji that may mean "Don't miss this" LA Times Daily 08 Jul 2024
"Lyin' ____"
Good lookers? Wall Street Journal 08 Jul 2024
What blindfolds cover Newsday 08 Jul 2024
Pair covered by a sleep mask
Potato seed-buds (4)
Peepers USA Today Quick 04 Jul 2024
Spherical face parts The Telegraph Mini 02 Jul 2024
Snake ___ TV 30 Jun 2024
Snake ___ (dice roll)
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 30 Jun 2024
Settings for irises
With which orientals show agreement? (4)
Peepers USA Today Quick 25 Jun 2024
The Guess Who hit "These_____ "
"___ Wide Shut"; Tom Cruise film
"The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new ___": Marcel Proust (4)
Regards as a noted agreement
Night _, NZ kids ghostbusters animated series (4)
007 movie: For Your - Only
The important bits protected by a visor, previously goggles. (4)
Glance sideways (4)
With which egghead could indicate agreement? (4)
Sense organs that can be affected by astigmatism (4)
A word of agreement by eastern observers (4)
Checks out watches
They can look to hearten men with encouragement (4)
Private: for your - only
"Bette Davis ___" by Kim Carnes
Observers found in the Odyssey, especially (4)
Peers made oriental agreement (4)
Regards as characters, we're told (4)
Peepers Thomas Joseph 01 Jun 2024
Buttons on a snowman
Centers of hurricanes Newsday 28 May 2024
Peepers The Telegraph Quick 27 May 2024
What a sleep mask covers
Contacts contact them
"Ebony ____"
Needle apertures
Hooks and __
They sound agreeable organs (4)
Stars in Their ___, old talent show (4)
Centers of hurricanes Newsday 15 May 2024
James Bond movie, For Your ___- Only (4)
Looks at a key agreement
Proverbially, they are the window of the soul (4)
Peepers Thomas Joseph 10 May 2024
6-Down source
Ian Fleming's collection of James Bond short stories, For Your ... Only
Looks at first of elephants? Affirmative (4)
They see the point, I agree (4)
Sees in the yes votes (4)
Looks closely at Newsday 28 Apr 2024
Optic organs
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 23 Apr 2024
In The Anniversary Song Al Jolson sang, "The world was in bloom, there were stars in the skies; Except for the few that were there in your ..."
Peepers Thomas Joseph 22 Apr 2024
Keane paintings have big ones
SpongeBob's are blue TV 21 Apr 2024
Stares at (4) Puzzler 17 Apr 2024
Seeing things (4) Puzzler Cryptic 16 Apr 2024
"Bright ___"; Shirley Temple film
Body parts used to see (4)
Looks at European? Affirmative... (4)
What a colon represents in an emoticon Universal 09 Apr 2024
The Easterner accepts it with vision
Seeing organs Universal 08 Apr 2024
Peepers Wall Street Journal 08 Apr 2024
Order not right, yet feels right (4,4)
Checks out New York Times 02 Apr 2024
"Bette Davis -"
Facial features that sparkle when the person is passionate or excited
Views the East? Yes! (4)
"The ___ of Tammy Faye," movie
Potato buds LA Times Daily 26 Mar 2024
"Bright ___"; Shirley Temple movie
Centers of hurricanes Newsday 18 Mar 2024
Organs with a lens USA Today 15 Mar 2024
They have pupils ? for English, certainly
Here's a couple of good lookers! (4)
They may look right to superiors
Intriguing story of a magician played by Edward G Robinson who has an uncanny power to predict the future, The Night Has A Thousand ...
One may get one's hooks into them
Storm centers LA Times Daily 04 Mar 2024
Rhyming word in "___ on the prize" New York Times Mini 04 Mar 2024
See with these (4)
& 28 Down Ed Sheeran's blinding hit, up for a Brit award for Song of the Year 2023 (4,6)
Sleep masks go over them
Gives the once-over Universal 01 Mar 2024
Used to see extremely elderly eccentrics
"She's got Bette Davis - ..."
"The ___ and the Impossible" (Dave Eggers book)
Potato dents (4)
Peepers USA Today 21 Feb 2024
"I Only Have ___ for You"
Peepers LA Times Daily 18 Feb 2024
Word that folows Stars In Their to give the title of a singer impersonation show (4)
Examines key agreement
Mantis quintet LA Times Daily 15 Feb 2024
Emoji that may mean "You have my attention"
Keep your ___ on the prize
Peepers Universal 13 Feb 2024
Visual organs The Times Concise 12 Feb 2024
They see things Universal 08 Feb 2024
"The windows to the soul" USA Today 07 Feb 2024
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 06 Feb 2024
A sight for sore __ Newsday 05 Feb 2024
Seeing things Newsday 02 Feb 2024
Colon, in many an emoticon Wall Street Journal 31 Jan 2024
Studies
Vision organs USA Today 28 Jan 2024
Aviators shield them Universal 27 Jan 2024
Storm centres
Balls in face sockets (4)
Seed-buds in potatoes Puzzler Backwords 19 Jan 2024
1999 film, "____ Wide Shut"
See 17 Down Mirror Quiz 14 Jan 2024
1945 novel by Cornell Woolrich under the pseudonym George Hopley (5,3,1,8,4)
In Your ___, 2002 Kylie Minogue hit (4)
1999 Kubrick thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise The Guardian Weekend 13 Jan 2024
Organs that are rolled to show annoyance or boredom
Peepers Thomas Joseph 11 Jan 2024
"1, 2, 3, all ___ on me" USA Today 10 Jan 2024
Parts of the "Mona Lisa" that seem to follow you around New York Times 09 Jan 2024
Snake ___ (lowest dice roll) Universal 09 Jan 2024
Window of the soul (4)
Snake ___ (two to a craps player)
Features European affirmative? (4)
Seers? LA Times Daily 29 Dec 2023
Spots on spuds LA Times Daily 28 Dec 2023
Potato parts Wall Street Journal 27 Dec 2023
Seed-buds in potatoes (4) Puzzler 25 Dec 2023
You see with these
Organs that may be hazel
Colon, in an emoticon Universal 20 Dec 2023
Peepers Commuter 13 Dec 2023
Patches may cover them
Seers? New York Times 07 Dec 2023
___ Wide Shut, Stanley Kubrick film Puzzler Backwords 04 Dec 2023
Body parts that blink USA Today 30 Nov 2023
Raisins, sometimes, for a snowman New York Times 29 Nov 2023
"All ___ on me!" USA Today 27 Nov 2023
Eyeballs
They're usually closed in the middle of the night New York Times Mini 23 Nov 2023
Potato parts Thomas Joseph 22 Nov 2023
Organs of sight The Sun Two Speed 04 Nov 2023
Watches (4) Puzzler 04 Nov 2023
Energy certainly needed in focus group? The Sun Two Speed 04 Nov 2023
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 02 Nov 2023
Peepers The Times Concise 29 Oct 2023
They're on the sides of a 24-Across's head Universal 29 Oct 2023
The ___, apt anagram for "they see"
Body parts that can be rolled USA Today 14 Oct 2023
Body parts that goggles protect USA Today 10 Oct 2023
Blinking pair
What ":" might represent in a text New York Times 27 Sep 2023
Needle features Universal 24 Sep 2023
Easy on the ___ (very attractive)
Centers of hurricanes Newsday 19 Sep 2023
Looks over Thomas Joseph 18 Sep 2023
Views The Telegraph Quick 16 Sep 2023
"___ Wide Shut" (1999 Tom Cruise movie)
New contacts might be found there Wall Street Journal 25 Aug 2023
Keeps in view Newsday 25 Aug 2023
Starts to examine, yearningly examine, sometimes The Telegraph Toughie 24 Aug 2023
What contact lenses cover Newsday 14 Aug 2023
Distinctive features of a chameleon New York Times 13 Aug 2023
Blinkers Family Time 13 Aug 2023
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 25 Jul 2023
Peepers LA Times Daily 21 Jul 2023
What some butterfly wings appear to have New York Times 19 Jul 2023
Peepers Universal 13 Jul 2023
Looks over Thomas Joseph 12 Jul 2023
Optical organs The Times Concise 12 Jul 2023
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie
Potato features Universal 05 Jul 2023
Features that may be triangular on a jack-o'-lantern USA Today 25 Jun 2023
A sight for sore __ Newsday 19 Jun 2023
Inspects entrances for sewers The Guardian Cryptic 08 Jun 2023
The windows to the soul, it's said USA Today 28 May 2023
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 26 May 2023
Body parts that an owl can't move New York Times 26 May 2023
Centers of hurricanes New York Times 22 May 2023
Checks out Eugene Sheffer 19 May 2023
Potato spots LA Times Daily 19 May 2023
Peering pair Newsday 18 May 2023
What contact lenses are placed on Newsday 15 May 2023
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 15 May 2023
Looks over New York Times 28 Apr 2023
Most spiders have eight of them New York Times 16 Apr 2023
Goo-goo ___ Universal 02 Apr 2023
Needle features Thomas Joseph 25 Mar 2023
"For your ___ alone" (words on a confidential report)
Body parts that can be rolled USA Today 24 Feb 2023
Word with snake or four New York Times 24 Feb 2023
What your sunglasses protect
Contact lens holders LA Times Daily 15 Feb 2023
Watches carefully Newsday 07 Feb 2023
See 56-Across New York Times 30 Jan 2023
A sight for sore __ Newsday 30 Jan 2023
Spots on a potato USA Today 29 Jan 2023
Seeing organs USA Today 28 Jan 2023
'Blinkers' or 'peepers' New York Times 23 Jan 2023
Where pupils are found Universal 21 Jan 2023
Places for contact lenses USA Today 21 Jan 2023
Pair for vision Premier Sunday 15 Jan 2023
"Their __ Were Watching God" LA Times Daily 12 Jan 2023
Look back over end of story with these The Guardian Cryptic 11 Jan 2023
Potato bumps Family Time 08 Jan 2023
Needle parts Universal 04 Jan 2023
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie
Googly ___ ('Everything Everywhere All At Once' motif) USA Today 02 Jan 2023
Heterochromia means having different-colored ones USA Today 22 Dec 2022
Looks over Thomas Joseph 09 Dec 2022
Ruby-colored parts of some guinea pigs USA Today 06 Dec 2022
Ogles Canadiana 05 Dec 2022
Peer group? Thomas Joseph 03 Dec 2022
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 01 Dec 2022
Focus group? LA Times Daily 18 Nov 2022
Spud’s buds Wall Street Journal 18 Nov 2022
Potato peeler targets New York Times 06 Nov 2022
They're set in sockets The Guardian Quick 03 Nov 2022
Seeing things LA Times Daily 28 Oct 2022
Peepers Thomas Joseph 24 Oct 2022
Sizes up New York Times 21 Oct 2022
Looks at closely Newsday 19 Oct 2022
“The windows to the soul” Wall Street Journal 17 Oct 2022
Peepers LA Times Daily 17 Oct 2022
Pair with rods and cones Wall Street Journal 15 Oct 2022
Hurricane centers Newsday 05 Oct 2022
Potato bumps Family Time 02 Oct 2022
Body parts that blink
Peepers USA Today 09 Sep 2022
Peepers Eugene Sheffer 09 Sep 2022
Only about one-sixth of these in humans is visible New York Times 31 Aug 2022
A praying mantis has five USA Today 28 Aug 2022
Spud growth LA Times Daily 28 Aug 2022
Looks at The Times Concise 25 Aug 2022
They move around in orbits New York Times 19 Aug 2022
Blinking body parts USA Today 18 Aug 2022
Storm centers Newsday 18 Aug 2022
Head set? Family Time 14 Aug 2022
A praying mantis has five Universal 14 Aug 2022
A sight for sore __ Newsday 02 Aug 2022
Peepers Thomas Joseph 01 Aug 2022
Box jellyfish have 24 of them USA Today 27 Jul 2022
Looks at The Telegraph Quick 27 Jul 2022
Looks over Thomas Joseph 19 Jul 2022
Holes in needles USA Today 29 Jun 2022
Looks over LA Times Daily 27 Jun 2022
Watches carefully Universal 25 Jun 2022
The windows to the soul, it’s said New York Times 22 Jun 2022
The windows to the soul, it's said New York Times 22 Jun 2022
Potato parts Thomas Joseph 18 Jun 2022
Spiders can't blink theirs USA Today 12 Jun 2022
Visual organs The Telegraph Quick 10 Jun 2022
Organs with rods and cones USA Today 08 Jun 2022
A sight for sore ___ USA Today 07 Jun 2022
Socket set LA Times Daily 27 May 2022
"Breath, __, Memory": Edwidge Danticat novel LA Times Daily 25 May 2022
Organs of sight The Times Concise 19 May 2022
Seeing things Newsday 29 Apr 2022
Seeing things Eugene Sheffer 29 Apr 2022
What a blindfold covers
They're said to be the mirrors of the soul Irish Times Simplex 06 Apr 2022
Body parts that can be shut USA Today 06 Apr 2022
Couple of lookers The Guardian Quick 04 Apr 2022
Shiva has three USA Today 20 Mar 2022
Set of eight for most spiders New York Times 18 Mar 2022
"___ Without a Face," 1960 French horror film that inspired Billy Idol's song of the same name
Snakes never close theirs USA Today 09 Mar 2022
The ":" of :-) New York Times 07 Mar 2022
Contacts can help them LA Times Daily 06 Mar 2022
LASIK subjects
Contacts can help them The Washington Post 06 Mar 2022
Peepers Thomas Joseph 02 Mar 2022
Peepers Wall Street Journal 28 Feb 2022
They provide a view The Washington Post Sunday 27 Feb 2022
Seeing things? Universal 25 Feb 2022
Seeing devices
What contact lenses cover Newsday 14 Feb 2022
What shades protect The Washington Post Sunday 13 Feb 2022
Place for pupils The Washington Post 03 Feb 2022
Place for pupils LA Times Daily 03 Feb 2022
Peepers Thomas Joseph 02 Feb 2022
A sight for sore __ Newsday 01 Feb 2022
'Dorothy Dandridge ___' (Janelle Monae song) USA Today 23 Jan 2022
Looks at closely Universal 18 Jan 2022
They're useless on a star-nosed mole Family Time 17 Jan 2022
Windows to the soul, they say USA Today 17 Jan 2022
Seers? LA Times Daily 12 Jan 2022
Peepers Thomas Joseph 06 Jan 2022
Spots on spuds USA Today 29 Dec 2021
A mantis has five of them LA Times Daily 28 Dec 2021
Most geckos lick theirs clean USA Today 19 Dec 2021
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 18 Dec 2021
Praying mantises have five Wall Street Journal 14 Dec 2021
Snake ___ (dice roll) New York Times 06 Dec 2021
Visual organs
Peepers The Telegraph Quick 05 Dec 2021
Looks at The Times Concise 26 Nov 2021
The mirrors of the soul, it's said Irish Times Simplex 23 Nov 2021
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond flick
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 16 Nov 2021
Checks out Wall Street Journal 30 Oct 2021
Spuds' buds Eugene Sheffer 28 Oct 2021
Colon or semicolon, in an emoticon New York Times 22 Oct 2021
They’re usually closed at night Wall Street Journal 21 Oct 2021
Homophone for what's absent here (from clues and answers) Newsday 15 Oct 2021
A horseshoe crab has 10 USA Today 05 Oct 2021
"___ Wide Shut," 1999 mystery thriller directed by Stanley Kubrick
Private __ (detectives) Newsday 15 Sep 2021
Private __ (detectives) Newsday 13 Sep 2021
Where the lacrimal glands can be found New York Times 12 Sep 2021
Organs Brahma has eight of Universal 04 Sep 2021
Looks over Wall Street Journal 31 Aug 2021
Positive response on European sight The Telegraph Cryptic 25 Aug 2021
Looks over Newsday 15 Aug 2021
Seeing things Newsday 06 Aug 2021
Peeping pair
The Observer's content recalled by Jersey entrepreneur Irish Times Crosaire 31 Jul 2021
Examines closely Newsday 28 Jul 2021
What contact lenses cover Newsday 27 Jul 2021
"For Your ___ Only," 1981 James Bond movie
Peepers Thomas Joseph 22 Jul 2021
A sight for sore __ Newsday 20 Jul 2021
Potato protrusions Family Time 18 Jul 2021
Second way of viewing things, figuratively New York Times 15 Jul 2021
Needle holes Newsday 11 Jul 2021
Image scanners? The Washington Post Sunday 11 Jul 2021
Looks over Thomas Joseph 10 Jul 2021
Takes in Wall Street Journal 07 Jul 2021
Peepers Wall Street Journal 06 Jul 2021
What visors shade Newsday 05 Jul 2021
Body parts that may be blue Universal 03 Jul 2021
Pupils' places Newsday 27 Jun 2021
What most spiders have eight of New York Times 13 Jun 2021
Cavefish's functionless parts LA Times Daily 08 Jun 2021
Cavefish's functionless parts The Washington Post 08 Jun 2021
'___ on the Prize' USA Today 31 May 2021
'Their ___ Were Watching God' USA Today 26 May 2021
Potato features Universal 24 May 2021
Potato bumps Family Time 17 May 2021
Holes in needles Newsday 05 May 2021
Checks out Newsday 30 Apr 2021
Ophthalmologists' focus New York Times 27 Apr 2021
Coals, for Frosty the Snowman Universal 26 Apr 2021
They see supportive people, I'm told
Peepers Thomas Joseph 20 Apr 2021
Centers of hurricanes Newsday 20 Apr 2021
What the giant Argus has 100 of, in Greek myth New York Times 14 Apr 2021
Body parts that blink USA Today 07 Apr 2021
Specs can be provided for them New York Times 01 Apr 2021
Keeps one's __ on (watches) Newsday 31 Mar 2021
Spuds have them Wall Street Journal 31 Mar 2021
A sight for sore __ Newsday 30 Mar 2021
The mirrors of the soul, it's said Irish Times Simplex 18 Mar 2021
Body parts with lids USA Today 18 Mar 2021
The Observer's content recalled by Jersey entrepreneur Irish Times Crosaire 06 Mar 2021
Looks over Thomas Joseph 23 Feb 2021
Centers of hurricanes USA Today 17 Feb 2021
Globular organs Irish Times Simplex 16 Feb 2021
Keep one's __ on (watch) Newsday 08 Feb 2021
Peer group? Wall Street Journal 08 Feb 2021
Views New York Times 28 Jan 2021
The windows of the soul Irish Times Simplex 27 Jan 2021
They can be batted and rolled New York Times 24 Jan 2021
What visors shade Newsday 11 Jan 2021
Emoji that can mean 'Get a load of this!' New York Times 06 Jan 2021
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie
Watches New York Times 30 Dec 2020
Scrutinises base for sure The Telegraph Toughie 24 Dec 2020
Peepers New York Times 22 Dec 2020
What a sleep mask covers
They may see many people at once Universal 12 Dec 2020
Viewers should have positive reaction by programme's finale The Telegraph Cryptic 09 Dec 2020
Looks at The Telegraph Quick 07 Dec 2020
Watches closely LA Times Daily 19 Nov 2020
Watches closely The Washington Post 19 Nov 2020
Looks at Universal 18 Nov 2020
Peepers Eugene Sheffer 11 Nov 2020
They're shut while sneezing The Washington Post Sunday 08 Nov 2020
Peepers Wall Street Journal 12 Oct 2020
Windows to the soul, supposedly Wall Street Journal 06 Oct 2020
Focus group? LA Times Daily 06 Oct 2020
Focus group? The Washington Post 06 Oct 2020
Peepers Premier Sunday 04 Oct 2020
Eerily glowing things in a dark forest The Washington Post Sunday 04 Oct 2020
Mississippi quartet* Newsday 02 Oct 2020
Some are beady Universal 01 Oct 2020
Peering pair Newsday 01 Oct 2020
Honeybees have five USA Today 30 Sep 2020
Lasik surgery targets The Washington Post Sunday 27 Sep 2020
What mask holes are for Newsday 16 Sep 2020
Spider's eight, usually LA Times Daily 13 Sep 2020
Windows to the soul, it's said Universal 13 Sep 2020
Spider's eight, usually The Washington Post 13 Sep 2020
Seeing things Newsday 10 Sep 2020
They're light-sensitive The Washington Post 05 Sep 2020
They're light-sensitive LA Times Daily 05 Sep 2020
Sees each young elephant separately at first
Optical organs The Telegraph Quick 28 Aug 2020
Keep your __ on (watch) Newsday 26 Aug 2020
"Big ___," 2014 drama film starring Amy Adams as Margaret Keane for which she won a Golden Globe award
Centers of hurricanes New York Times 17 Aug 2020
"For Your ___ Only," James Bond movie
Seed-buds shooting up in Japanese yew
Source of Cyclops's energy beams, in Marvel Comics The Washington Post Sunday 05 Jul 2020
Ogles Canadiana 22 Jun 2020
What contacts contact New York Times 07 Jun 2020
Visual organs The Telegraph Quick 29 May 2020
Seeing things? New York Times 18 May 2020
Emoticon's : or ; Universal 16 May 2020
Needle features Thomas Joseph 12 May 2020
Observes Canadiana 11 May 2020
Ophthalmologist's study Family Time 20 Apr 2020
Spud buds
The ___ (apt anagram for 'they see') New York Times 07 Apr 2020
Peelers take them off potatoes USA Today 07 Apr 2020
Pupils' places Universal 02 Apr 2020
Retinas' organs Universal 30 Mar 2020
__ only Newsday 28 Mar 2020
Green iguanas have three USA Today 27 Mar 2020
Focuses on, as the catcher for signals The Washington Post 26 Mar 2020
Focuses on, as the catcher for signals LA Times Daily 26 Mar 2020
What contact lenses cover Newsday 17 Mar 2020
They have rods and cones Universal 10 Mar 2020
Irises' places Premier Sunday 01 Mar 2020
Sees // spots on coconuts
Private ___ (detectives) USA Today 19 Feb 2020
"The Secret in their ___," 2009 Spanish crime drama film directed by Juan Jose Campanella that won an Academy Award
"For Your ___ Only"
Hurricane centers Newsday 30 Dec 2019
Places for pupils
Unrealistic part of many statues
Unrealistic part of many statues New York Times 18 Dec 2019
'Behind These Hazel ___' USA Today 16 Dec 2019
"A Pair of Blue ___," 1873 novel by Thomas Hardy about the love triangle of Elfride Swancourt and her two suitors
Blinking pair
Easy on the ___ (attractive)
LASIK targets USA Today 24 Nov 2019
Organ that is often compared to a camera
Peeping pair
Mr. Potato Head pieces USA Today 09 Nov 2019
LASIK subjects
Private __ (detectives) Newsday 14 Oct 2019
"For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond flick)
Organs in sockets USA Today 30 Sep 2019
Detectives certainly on trail of crime ultimately The Telegraph Toughie 26 Sep 2019
Organs with vision
Eight things that most spiders have New York Times 15 Sep 2019
Idaho spots? Universal 11 Sep 2019
"Their ___ Were Watching God" Universal 06 Sep 2019
Things in orbits New York Times 30 Aug 2019
Blinkers New York Times 25 Aug 2019
Optometrists examine them Universal 23 Aug 2019
Some hieroglyphic symbols New York Times 15 Aug 2019
Organs of sight The Times Concise 13 Aug 2019
Beholds Wall Street Journal 05 Aug 2019
"The Hills Have ___," Wes Craven's horror flick
Has a look at Universal 28 Jun 2019
1981 Bond flick, "For Your ___ Only"
Needle holes Newsday 25 Jun 2019
Watches closely Newsday 18 Jun 2019
They're on snails' stalks Universal 08 Jun 2019
Pupils' places USA Today 07 Jun 2019
Places for contacts LA Times Daily 04 Jun 2019
Places for contacts The Washington Post 04 Jun 2019
The Observer's content from the Hawkeye State Irish Times Crosaire 31 May 2019
Potato discards Universal 27 May 2019
Pair that lets you see
You may keep them peeled USA Today 16 May 2019
Mr. Potato Head pieces Jonesin 14 May 2019
Places for pupils Universal 09 May 2019
Windows to the soul, supposedly Universal 02 May 2019
Windows to the soul, metaphorically
Needle holes
Pair of kings (except one of them)? The Washington Post Sunday 14 Apr 2019
Energy certainly needed in watches? The Sun Two Speed 06 Apr 2019
Peepers Universal 06 Apr 2019
Organs of sight The Sun Two Speed 06 Apr 2019
Windows to the soul?
Organs of vision Irish Times Simplex 22 Mar 2019
Dots on a smiley emoji
See 98-Down The Washington Post 10 Mar 2019
See 98-Down LA Times Daily 10 Mar 2019
Things that people are warned not to cross New York Times 10 Mar 2019
What your sunglasses may protect
They look east, certainly
Noticing things Newsday 12 Jan 2019
Regards — features of a potato The Guardian Quick 09 Jan 2019
Seeing things Eugene Sheffer 08 Jan 2019
Places for contacts USA Today 03 Jan 2019
Blinkers
Peer group?
Places for contacts
Gives the once-over to
Pupils' places
Things that people are warned not to cross
You may keep them peeled
Things in orbits
Some hieroglyphic symbols
"Their ___ Were Watching God"
See 98-Down
Has a look at
Places for contacts
Idaho spots?
Optometrists examine them
Peepers
Places for pupils
Potato discards
They're on snails' stalks
Windows to the soul, supposedly
Eight things that most spiders have
Beholds
Organs in sockets
Sinatra's blue pair USA Today 31 Dec 2018
Openings for private detectives
Regards The Washington Post Sunday 02 Dec 2018
They may be behind glasses or blindfolds
Colon, in an emoticon USA Today 26 Nov 2018
What glasses are often for The Washington Post 17 Nov 2018
What glasses are often for LA Times Daily 17 Nov 2018
Surveys New York Times 15 Nov 2018
Facial pair Family Time 12 Nov 2018
Watch pair? LA Times Daily 18 Oct 2018
Watch pair? The Washington Post 18 Oct 2018
Sight organs LA Times Daily 15 Oct 2018
Sight organs The Washington Post 15 Oct 2018
Gives the once-over to USA Today 11 Oct 2018
They may be beady Jonesin 09 Oct 2018
Windows to the soul, proverbially Wall Street Journal 29 Sep 2018
Organs with lids and lashes?
Place for contact lenses
Bumps on potatoes USA Today 07 Sep 2018
What a colon might denote New York Times 07 Sep 2018
Spider's octet, often The Washington Post Sunday 02 Sep 2018
Spots on spuds USA Today 27 Aug 2018
Checks out LA Times Daily 23 Aug 2018
Ophthalmological focus Newsday 23 Aug 2018
Checks out The Washington Post 23 Aug 2018
'___ of Laura Mars' Jonesin 21 Aug 2018
Hurricane features Universal 20 Aug 2018
Regards New York Times 10 Aug 2018
Sight organs The Telegraph Quick 05 Aug 2018
Spuds' buds Eugene Sheffer 26 Jul 2018
Takes a gander at Newsday 22 Jul 2018
Closely looks at The Times Concise 18 Jul 2018
Blinkers with no bulbs Universal 14 Jul 2018
Potato buds Newsday 11 Jul 2018
Darting organs Universal 10 Jul 2018
Good lookers? New York Times 09 Jul 2018
Takes a gander at The Washington Post 06 Jul 2018
Takes a gander at LA Times Daily 06 Jul 2018
They're often closed after dark Wall Street Journal 02 Jul 2018
Some cross-country flights New York Times 21 Jun 2018
Coals, on snowmen USA Today 20 Jun 2018
Buds on spuds New York Times 12 Jun 2018
Peepers LA Times Daily 04 Jun 2018
Peepers The Washington Post 04 Jun 2018
Sprouts on potatoes USA Today 01 Jun 2018
Targets of Moe's pokes USA Today 21 May 2018
Mr. Potato Head parts USA Today 20 May 2018
Ophthalmology subjects The Washington Post Sunday 13 May 2018
Real lookers? New York Times 13 May 2018
Potato parts Universal 11 May 2018
Organs of sight The Telegraph Quick 10 May 2018
Twinklers Universal 10 May 2018
Destination for some 50 Down Newsday 05 May 2018
What contacts may help LA Times Daily 05 May 2018
What contacts may help The Washington Post 05 May 2018
Watchers The Washington Post 04 May 2018
Watchers LA Times Daily 04 May 2018
They see things Universal 30 Apr 2018
Seers? LA Times Daily 30 Apr 2018
Seers? The Washington Post 30 Apr 2018
Scrutinizes Newsday 29 Apr 2018
Baby blues, e.g New York Times 23 Apr 2018
Scopes out Newsday 15 Apr 2018
Examines closely Newsday 11 Apr 2018
Observes The Telegraph Quick 07 Apr 2018
Glassy blinkers Universal 06 Apr 2018
Keeps under surveillance parts of the Hawkeye State Irish Times Crosaire 30 Mar 2018
Looks at closely Newsday 28 Mar 2018
Potato peelers' excisions USA Today 04 Mar 2018
Intel satellites, metaphorically New York Times 03 Mar 2018
Octet for most spiders The Washington Post Sunday 25 Feb 2018
"Try to look through my ___..." ("my perspective...")
Regarding things Newsday 10 Feb 2018
Viewers at last safe and all right
A blindfold covers them
Real lookers?
Intel satellites, metaphorically
Some cross-country flights
Surveys
Mr. Potato Head parts
Watchers
Glassy blinkers
Hurricane features
Potato parts
Targets of Moe's pokes
Sprouts on potatoes
They see things
Buds on spuds
What contacts may help
What glasses are often for
Spots on spuds
Good lookers?
Sinatra's blue pair
Mr. Potato Head pieces
Colon, in an emoticon
What a colon might denote
Regards
Coals, on snowmen
Twinklers
Bumps on potatoes
Watch pair?
Seers?
Checks out
Baby blues, e.g.
Windows to the soul, proverbially
They're often closed after dark
Takes a gander at
Peepers
Sight organs
Blinkers with no bulbs
Darting organs
Seeing organs Universal 31 Dec 2017
Needle parts Universal 22 Dec 2017
What contact lenses are placed on Newsday 12 Dec 2017
Spud's buds Family Time 20 Nov 2017
Evinces envy of, perhaps Newsday 14 Oct 2017
Calm areas of storms USA Today 11 Oct 2017
Hawks have sharp ones
Examines Canadiana 02 Oct 2017
Colon in many an emoticon Wall Street Journal 26 Sep 2017
Buds on spuds Wall Street Journal 20 Sep 2017
Hawks have sharp ones
Hawks have sharp ones
Number following Spanish studies
The ___ (apt anagram of "they see")
Potato peelers may miss them, if they don't keep them peeled
Organs at 34-Down Universal 27 Jul 2017
They look for sounds of agreement
Organs of sight Family Time 24 Jul 2017
What a blindfold covers
Hawks have sharp ones: Plural
Views of earth all right
Centers of cyclones USA Today 07 Jun 2017
Holes in Swiss cheese Jonesin 23 May 2017
Views The Telegraph Quick 17 May 2017
They often have glasses in front of them
Agreement to support European views
Storm centers The Chronicle of Higher Education 14 Apr 2017
Looks at The Times Concise 14 Apr 2017
They see with audible indications of approval The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Apr 2017
Where beauty lies
Needle parts Family Time 02 Apr 2017
They work better when they focus The Washington Post 30 Mar 2017
Observes closely Newsday 30 Mar 2017
They work better when they focus LA Times Daily 30 Mar 2017
Looks at
Hawks have sharp ones New York Times 16 Mar 2017
Look up end of dictionary inside with these
Spots for contacts Wall Street Journal 13 Mar 2017
They take things in Newsday 11 Feb 2017
They're open daily Wall Street Journal 04 Feb 2017
Scrutinises start of election very well The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Jan 2017
Parts of needles The Telegraph Quick 11 Jan 2017
Colon or semicolon, in emoticons USA Today 11 Jan 2017
Hawks have sharp ones
Views
Calm areas of storms
Seeing organs
Centers of cyclones
Organs at 34-Down
Colon or semicolon, in emoticons
Needle parts
They work better when they focus
Observation satellites, so to speak New York Times 24 Dec 2016
The first things children open on Christmas Day The Telegraph Quick 24 Dec 2016
Peacock tail markings USA Today 24 Dec 2016
More than one viewer is heard
Observes Newsday 21 Dec 2016
Places for contacts New York Times 13 Dec 2016
Smiley dots Newsday 08 Dec 2016
They see and give audible approval
'For Your ___ Onlady' Jonesin 15 Nov 2016
Snake __ Newsday 12 Nov 2016
Targets of a Stooge poke USA Today 09 Nov 2016
Smiley parts Newsday 04 Nov 2016
Visual organs Irish Times Simplex 04 Nov 2016
Baby blues, for some Universal 25 Oct 2016
Sees those that agree, we're told
Holes in needles USA Today 12 Oct 2016
Visual pair Universal 02 Oct 2016
Storm centers Universal 01 Oct 2016
Balls in sockets Wall Street Journal 23 Sep 2016
Peer group? Thomas Joseph 03 Sep 2016
They can turn red in a flash New York Times 02 Sep 2016
Facial pair Thomas Joseph 01 Sep 2016
Gives the once-over The Washington Post 01 Sep 2016
Spud bumps Universal 26 Aug 2016
Coals, on Frosty USA Today 21 Aug 2016
Argus' hundred Universal 18 Aug 2016
Checks out Wall Street Journal 02 Aug 2016
Witnesses close to police, of course The Times Cryptic 24 Jul 2016
Potato protuberances The Washington Post 11 Jul 2016
Baby blues The Washington Post 29 Jun 2016
Potato protuberances USA Today 25 Jun 2016
Watchful pair Universal 24 Jun 2016
Things that may twinkle Universal 20 Jun 2016
Trips in the dark? New York Times 19 Jun 2016
Gives the once-over Universal 14 Jun 2016
'Ol' Blue ___' (36-Across nickname) Wall Street Journal 08 Jun 2016
Examines closely Wall Street Journal 06 Jun 2016
Peacock markings Universal 18 May 2016
Some glass prostheses New York Times 18 May 2016
Watches closely USA Today 07 May 2016
"Windows to the soul" Family Time 24 Apr 2016
Gives a once-over USA Today 19 Apr 2016
Dots on smileys Newsday 14 Apr 2016
Argus' many Universal 09 Apr 2016
Appraises Newsday 08 Apr 2016
They look and sound agreeable
Keeps a watch on Universal 06 Apr 2016
Sight seers New York Times 03 Apr 2016
Watchful duo USA Today 31 Mar 2016
Regards The Telegraph Quick 08 Mar 2016
Head set? USA Today 23 Feb 2016
'___ Wide Shut' Jonesin 09 Feb 2016
They look and sound agreeable The Telegraph Cryptic 08 Feb 2016
Cookie Monster has googly ones The Washington Post 13 Jan 2016
Ogles Premier Sunday 10 Jan 2016
Things opened in the morning New York Times 08 Jan 2016
Things opened in the morning
Visual pair
Watchful pair
Places for contacts
Observation satellites, so to speak
Gives the once-over
Argus' hundred
Spud bumps
Storm centers
Watches closely
Coals, on Frosty
Potato protuberances
Things that may twinkle
Peacock tail markings
They can turn red in a flash
Baby blues, for some
Word with googly or goo-goo New York Times 22 Dec 2015
'These ___' (1969 hit by The Guess Who) The Washington Post 21 Dec 2015
Needle holes The Washington Post 17 Dec 2015
Emoticon colon, often Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2015
Potato flaws Universal 15 Oct 2015
"Windows of the soul" Universal 05 Oct 2015
Facial features Universal 17 Sep 2015
Optical organs The Times Concise 14 Sep 2015
Spud's buds Eugene Sheffer 30 Jun 2015
Most spiders have eight LA Times Daily 27 Jun 2015
They espy, essentially
Surveys Newsday 29 May 2015
Baby blues LA Times Daily 25 May 2015
Holes in Swiss cheese New York Times 24 May 2015
View finders Newsday 15 May 2015
Colon in an emoticon Newsday 14 May 2015
Peepers USA Today 11 May 2015
Spotters Eugene Sheffer 08 May 2015
Potato peeler's targets USA Today 08 May 2015
Peepers The Telegraph Quick 06 May 2015
Observes one mutter after another Irish Times Crosaire 25 Apr 2015
They can be rolled or crossed Jonesin 23 Apr 2015
Potato flaws USA Today 20 Apr 2015
Ogles Universal 17 Apr 2015
Peer group? New York Times 10 Apr 2015
Socket set LA Times Daily 03 Apr 2015
Watchful pair USA Today 29 Mar 2015
Storm centers Newsday 26 Mar 2015
Spud sprouts LA Times Daily 25 Mar 2015
Looks over Newsday 13 Mar 2015
Watches suspiciously Universal 04 Mar 2015
Easy on the ___ (attractive) USA Today 27 Feb 2015
What potatoes and needles both have LA Times Daily 10 Feb 2015
Mr. Potato Head pieces Newsday 05 Feb 2015
Windows to the soul, so they say LA Times Daily 28 Jan 2015
Optometrists' interest New York Times 12 Jan 2015
Head set USA Today 07 Jan 2015
Mr. Potato Head's are removable Family Time 04 Jan 2015
Centers of hurricanes
Hurricane centers
What most spiders have eight of
Potato flaws
Seeing things
Spud sprouts
Needle holes
Colons, in many emoticons
Colon in an emoticon, usually
Buds on spuds
Your constructor's are blue, ladies
Get Up Kids "To my surprise, before my ___, you arrive"
View finders
Surveys
Needle holes
Mr. Potato Head pieces
Looks over
Looks at closely
Holes in needles
Colon in an emoticon
Socket set
Emoticon colon, often
Holes in Swiss cheese
Optometrists' interest
Peer group?
Word with googly or goo-goo
Facial features
Ogles
Potato flaws
Watches suspiciously
Windows to the soul, so they say
"Windows of the soul"
Storm centers
Potato buds
Easy on the ___ (attractive)
What potatoes and needles both have
Baby blues
Socket set
Most spiders have eight
Baby blues
Head set
Peepers
Potato peeler's targets
Watchful pair
Seeing things
They're examined with a phoropter
Has a look at
Sightseers?
Peacock tail spots
Seeing things
Peacock-feather features
They're opened first on Christmas morning
They see the light
They're protected by lids and lashes
Seeing things?
Witnesses
Openings for tailors?
Watches suspiciously
Head set
Cyclone centers
Hurricane centers
Another peer group?
Seeing things?
Needle features
Skid Row "I'd stare a lifetime into your ___"
Mr. Potato Head piece
Gives the once-over
"The windows to the soul"
They may have contacts
There are four of them on a dollar bill
Needle openings
Head set?
Visual aids
Keep them on the ball!
Needle apertures
They're tested with Snellen charts
They may have contacts
Kim Carnes "Bette Davis ___"
Regards as English, indeed
See 1-Across
Googly ___
Peepers
Potato protuberances
What a colon represents in an emoticon
Baby blues, say
Glimpses
Peepers
'80s band Naked ___
U2 "Spanish ___"
Snowman's coal chunks, e.g.
Wolf spider's octet
Looks closely at
Looks at
Buds on spuds
Hieroglyphic representations of Horus
Watches suspiciously
Places you may have contacts
Watchful ones?
Spud spots
Kiss "X-Ray ___"
Windows to the soul
"Windows to the soul"
Peepers
Seeing things
Watches suspiciously
Spud's buds
Buds on spuds
They may be black, brown, blue or private
Places for contacts
Needle apertures
Word before front
Peepers
Hurricane centers
Checks out
"Peepers"
Watches suspiciously
Seeing things
Buds on spuds
Where pupils are
Ogles
Needle holes
Watchers
Spuds' buds
"These ___, are crying" The Guess Who
Potato's multitude
Observes
11-Down, north of the border
Watches
Examines
Catches sight of
"Keep your ___ peeled"
"Windows of the soul"
Blinkers
Hurricane centers
"Windows to the soul"
Needle openings
"For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond movie)
Ophthalmologist's concern
Cyclone centers
They may be rolled
Spots for glasses
They're usually blue or brown
Examines closely
Holes in needles
Lookers
They can be opened, rolled, or shielded
Focus group?
Looks at
Watches carefully
Visors shade them
Looks closely at
Makeup accentuates them
Storm centers
*Storm centers
They can be batted and rolled
They can be prying or crying
They may be lazy or wandering
Real lookers
Scrutinizes
Looks closely at
Makeup accentuates them
Storm centers
They're seen on both sides of bridges
Watchers
Checks out visually
Checks out
Keeps a watch on
Potato parts
Windows to the soul
They blink
"Always Something There to Remind Me" Naked ___
Witnesses
"These ___, are crying"
Sheena Easton: "For Your ___ Only"
Viewers?
Snake ___
Real lookers
Potato sprouts
Places for contacts
"The windows to the soul"
Regards
Looks over warily
Buds on tubers
Prominent features of a "Cats" poster
They can be piercing
Optometrist's concerns
Takes a gander at
Hypnotist's concern
Dots on smiley faces
Where to find contacts
They may be bloodshot
Looks over warily
Mr. Potato Head parts
Places for pupils
Good lookers?
Seeing pair
Potato features
Visors shade them
Spud bumps
Places for pupils
Storm centers
Spud's buds
Regards
They can be rolled or crossed
"When Irish ___ are smiling ..."
Head set
"Bette Davis ___"
"___ Wide Shut" (Kubrick's last film)
Peepers
Potato features
"The Hills Have ___"
Head set?
Hurricane centers
"Windows to the soul"
The night's thousand
Real lookers?
Keeps tabs on
"Bette Davis ___" (Kim Carnes hit song)
They're vital for good looks
Observing things
Takes a look
Targets of a Moe Howard poke
Checks out
Checks out
Colon in many an emoticon
Gives the once-over
Center cuts of beef
Baby blues
Blinkers, at times
Watchful pair
Spuds' buds
Argus' 100
The Guess Who's "These ___"
They're all in your head
Needle parts
Bedroom shutters?
Looks over
Observes
Emoticon colon
Looks over
Peer group?
Regards
Spud's buds
Observes
Covets, perhaps
Baby blues
Gives the once-over
Spud spots
They can be crossed
Ogles
Head set
Colon, in an emoticon
Watchful pair
Gives the once-over
Blinkers, at times
Colons in emoticons, often
Focus group?
Potato protuberances
They're all in your head
They're protected by lids
Mr. Potato Head piece
Blinkers
Watches
They're vital for good looks
Winkers
Some electric sensors
Potato buds
They may be black or private
Hurricane centers
Watches closely
Baby blues
Needle openings
"Electric" sensors
Targets of Moe's two-fingered poke
Potato parts
Balls with lids
Argus's 100
Focus group?
Hurricane centers
Tearing things?
Potato buds
Focus group?
They may be behind glasses
Some Mr. Potato Head parts
Goats make them
Swiss-cheese holes
Colon in an emoticon
Buds on spuds
Baby blues, e.g.
Some electric sensors
Winkers
Some are behind glasses
Visual pair
"___ of Laura Mars"
They may be black or blue
Wolves make them
Bedroom shutters?
Potato bumps
Loser's weepers?
Hurricanes' hearts
Optometrists' concerns
Potato features
They may be painful if black
Centers, of sorts
They often have glasses in front of them
Argus's 100
Tearing things?
Many on a potato or two on a noodle
LASIK subjects
They fit in sockets
They may be probing or private
Baby blues
View finders?
Frosty's coals
They may have contacts
Bedroom shutters?
What the starts of 18-, 27-, 43- and 57-Across all have
They may have contacts
Peacock feather features
Looks closely
Surveys
Gives a gander
Where to find contacts
The Eagles' "Lyin' __"
Baby blues
Loser's weepers
Where to find contacts
They often have glasses in front of them
"For Your ___ Only" (1981 James Bond movie)
"The ___ of strangers / Are cold as snowdrops": Philip Larkin
They fill some holes in your head
Argus's 100
Bedroom shutters?
They may be on the game
View finders
Checks out
Takes a gander at
Peacock tail features
Storm centers
Sizes up
Needle parts
Sight seers
Private __ (detectives)
They are protected by lids
Orbs
Potato spots
Baby blues
Views
A sot has glazed ones
Blinkers
Sightseers?
They have pupils
They're vital for good looks
Sight seers
Spots
Looks at
They're vital for good looks
They may be black or private
These can be peeled or poked
Checks out
Needle holes
"Bette Davis ___"
They have pupils
They have pupils
Blinkers
Keep your __ on (watch)
Needle features
Facial features
Peepers
Ogles
Snake __ (craps roll)
They may be brown or blue
Some are private
They're on stalks, on snails
Views
Sight seers
Scrutinizes
Looks over
Balls with lids
"The __ of Laura Mars"
Ice cream treat
Optometry concern
Looks over
Ophthalmologist's study
Real lookers
Lay ___ on (see)
Calm center areas of hurricanes
"Mona Lisa" features that "follow" the viewer
Argus's hundred
They can be rolled or crossed
Buds on spuds
Some are behind glasses
Cavefish's functionless parts
Spots
Surveys
They're kept under lids, especially at night
Checks out
They can be crossed
Sense organs
Watchful pair
Choice meat cuts
Good lookers?
Spud buds
Viewers
Potato features
Opinion, as of the law
They have their views
Snake ___ (two, in craps)
Specs cover them
Viewers
Spud buds
"Keep your ___ peeled"
View finders?
Opinion, as of the law
Good lookers?
Hurricanes' centers
They're all on the game
__ only
Spuds' buds
Watches
Potato features
"The windows to the soul"
"Windows of the soul"
Takes a gander at
Storm centers
See 63 Across
Examines closely
Seeing things?
Seeing things
Viewers
Checks out
Patch places
Gives a look-see
Potato features
They are behind glasses
Potato features
Seeing things
Goo-goo ___
Nuclei
Orbs
Scans
Ogles
They stay the same size throughout a human's life
Hit song "Bette Davis _____"
Oculist's study
Spots on spuds
"When Irish __ are smiling..."
Seers?
Pores over
Spud's buds
Watches uncertainly
Scanners
Irises' sites
Watches uncertainly
Watches suspiciously
They may be black, green, blue or private
Seeing things
Baby blues, e.g.
Peepers
Dubya's are blue
"His ___ how they twinkled! . . ."
Baby blues
Spud buds
Looks at
Focus group?
Potato pocks
Regards
Spots
Some are electric
Spud buds
Needle apertures
Them tune, "Mystic ___"
Thread takers
They're crossable
Windows to the soul
Where you'll find aqueous humor
Observes
Potato protrusions
They may be bloodshot
Potato spots
Someone may look deep into yours
Mr. Potato Head pieces
"Windows of the soul"
Watches
Ogles
Spud features
Places for patches
"___ Wide Shut"
Snake ___ (60-Down)
They may be blue in the face
Bette Davis feature
They may be given 40 lashes
"My _____ Adored You"
View finders?
Gives the once-over
"For Your -- Only"
Peer group
Head set
"__ Wide Shut"
"Windows of the soul"
Orbs
Lookers
View finders
Art appreciation duo?
Appraises
Peacock markings
Looks at
"___ Wide Shut": Kubrick's last
"For Your ___ Only"
Easy on the ___ (attractive)
"___ Wide Shut"
Hurricanes' hearts
Peacock-feather features
Seeing things?
Peacock feather adornments
Watchers
The "windows of the soul"
Elton John's "Blue ___"
Potato features
Spuds' buds
The ____ of Laura Mars
Gives a look-see
Threading targets
Ogles
Swiss cheese holes
They're kept under lids at night
Optometrist's concern
The Eagles' "Lyin' ___"
Watches carefully
"___ only"
Choice beef cuts
Potato parts
They fit in sockets
Old Blue ____
Peelers remove this
Observes
Spud features
"___right!"
They may get 40 lashes
What rakes make
Notices
A dollar bill has four
Potato buds
This puzzle's punning theme
Vision
"Bette Davis ___"
Spud buds
Some are beady
"Ebony ___," 1961 song
Banjo ___ (Cantor sobriquet)
Windows of the soul
"___ of Laura Mars," 1978 film
Watches
Head set?
"___ of Laura Mars"
Poet's "windows of the soul"
"I Only Have ___ for You," 1934 song
Hooks' partners
"When Irish ___ Are Smiling"
Some are private
"The ___ of Texas . . . "
Beholders have them
Sometimes they're private
The night's thousand
Windows to the soul
Ol' Blue ___ (Sinatra)
" . . . only with thine ___"
"Bette Davis ___," 1981 hit song
Contemplates
Argus features
Ophthalmologist's concern
Features in a Texas song
Sizes up visually
Easy on the ___
Sizes up
"Windows of the soul"
Features of Laura Mars
"Ol' Blue ___"
Cyclone centers
Gives the once-over
"The ___ of Laura Mars"
"Hungry ___," Twitty hit
Bette Davis features in a pop song
Watchers in a Texas song
Human feature
"When Irish ___ . . . "
"When Irish ___ are . . . "
"Stars in My ___," 1936 song
A sight for sore ___
Piñero's "Short ___"
See 20 Across
"Mine ___ have seen . . . "
Ocelli
Has a look
Ben Turpin's crossed features
Argus had 100
"Dancing with Tears in My ___"
Argus's specialty
Eagles' assets
In Texas, they're "upon you"
See 49 Across
Spots
Make ___ at (flirt)
Evil and electric
Buds
Hurricane areas
Mona Lisa's strong points
Has a peek
Black and blue
"The night has a thousand ___"
Bull's-___
Facial features
Hooks' partners.
Items in the back of one's head?
Part of the face.
Optics.
Facial double feature.
Round spots on peacock feathers.
Watches narrowly.
Regards.
Cantor's dominating feature.
Needle parts.
Storm centers.
Facial feature.
Looks at.
Potato buds.
Views.
Watches closely.
Where the make-up goes.
Hurricane areas.
Watches.
Open or shut items.
___ right!
The holes in Swiss cheese.
"The night has a thousand ___ . . . "
Reconnaissance scouts.
Parts of potatoes.
They're all in your head
___ right, or left.
Specialty of Argus.
Observes.
Second word of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic."
"Smoke Gets in Your ___."
"The sky is the daily bread of the ___" (Emerson)
Snake ___
Flirts
Potatoes have them.
Cheese holes.
Features of Connie and Diane.
Observers.
Stereotypical movers in some paintings
They may get 40 lashes
Looks over.
Seeing things?
Examines closely
Night has 1,000.
Orbs.
Argus had 100.
Irises.
Notices.
Parts of the face.
Loops of metal or thread.
Potato spots.
Scrutinizes.
Holes in Swiss cheese.
Potato parts.
Hurricane centers.
Expressive parts of the physiognomy.
Loops for hooks.
Expressive features.
Recipients of much make-up nowadays.
"Brown ___."
Argus' special feature.
Camera lenses.
Examines.
Hawseholes.
Facial features.
Argus had a hundred.
Holes in cheese.
Target centers.
"Mine ___ have seen the glory . . . "
"The ___ of Texas."
Argus' specialty.
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