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View definitions for get an eyeful

get an eyeful

verb as in gape

verb as in glimpse

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So if you catch it when it rises or sets, you might get an eyeful.

Both types will get an eyeful from Dickson Carroll’s“Mirror Variations,” a suite of exuberantly framed looking-glasses that straddle the divide between decorative and fine art.

To get a feeling for how modern-day Iranians celebrate, just search the hashtag "Yaldanight" on Instagram and you'll get an eyeful of scarlet-clad people posing in candlelit tableaux, watermelon-painted fingernails, and small children holding pomegranates.

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We get an eyeful of Ted's two faces in the series opener, when Aretha is crowned the Queen of Soul by her adoring fans on the same night her husband lashes out at her.

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Then he stands up and takes off his pants so she can get an eyeful of what she's working with.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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