eyed
YD/aɪd/
- 1Having eyes of a certain color, kind, or number.
The blue-eyed puppy followed her around the yard all afternoon.
A three-eyed alien crawled across the page of the comic book.
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- 2Simple past and past participle of eye. Use this form when talking about watching or looking at something earlier.
She eyed the last slice of cake on the table with a grin.
The cat eyed the bird sitting just outside the window.
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- 3Having at least one eye.
Even simple eyed creatures can sense light and shadow around them.
The sculptor carved an eyed mask for the village festival.
Oppositeeyeless
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eyed is a form of eye
eye, verb: To look at someone or something closely and carefully. Full entry
- Spelling
- eye → eyed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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Origin
From Middle English eyed, made from the word eye plus -ed.
Checked 30 Oct 2026 · 2 facts
- Eyed comes from Middle English eyed. en.wiktionary.org
- It is formed from eye plus -ed. en.wiktionary.org