polyommatous
lidded
eyelidded
transscleral
wheel-eyed
sinistrocular
multieyed
multiocular
skew-eyed
dextrocular
circumocular
multocular
oculospinal
macrophthalmous
odd-eyed
normophthalmic
blepharo-
oculodentodigital
blepharal
uvea
corner of the eye
full-eyed
eyed
exophthalmic
keratopathy
oculorenal
oculate
round-eyed
circumorbital
eyebrow
saucer-eyed
supercilium
palpebrate
eyeballed
trioculate
periocularly
brow
oculopalpebral
megalopic
doe eyes
auriculopalpebral
oculodorsal
interpalpebral
binocular
all eyes
ophthalmopathology
buck-eyed
eyelessness
eyeless
circumlenticular
left-eyed
juxtapupillary
oculiform
ablepharia
oculus dexter
OD
fundus
frontoorbital
microphthalmia
ophthalmography
ocularly
microphthalmous
oculocutaneous
oculoleptomeningeal
bedroom eyes
perioptic
intraophthalmic
peeper
eyelashed
preophthalmic
OS
endoocular
goniophotograph
ablepharous
oculovestibular
oculus sinister
birdeye
intravitreal
eye disease
monoblepsis
oculopalatal
stare
gaze
ophthalmology
ocellus
polyphemic
oculomandibulofacial
slant-eyed
oculofacioskeletal
iridal
canthus
walleye
lazy
multiorgan

English words for 'Having many eyes or eye-like organs.'

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