feeling of sadness; literally 'a scoop of tears'

seen all at one glance

(adj.) to be aware of everything happening at the moment; to be on alert, multitasking

wink to give out a hint

wink to give out a hint

treating of customers or people differently based on benefits estimated to receive for one

Strabismus

out of sight, out of mind; better to be ignorant than to know the upsetting truth; to get rid of something or get out of a situation quickly to minimise loss

aim badly

(phrasal verb) cannot stand to look at; cannot bear to think about; to turn a blind eye to; to be reluctant to intervene in

exophthalmos / eyes bulging due to being surprised or in awe

(phrasal verb) to insult or to embarrass someone in public.

Right eye

'beauty is in the eye of the beholder'

it describes when someone gives you a good impression, that you feel like you two are the same type of people, and you are fond of that person

one who is so mad or angry where his moustache curls and eyes wide open

not crying until one sees the funerary box, not willing to believe until one faces the reality

not noticeable; to not have noticed

single-eyed boy, which often refers to a cartoon character Mike from Monster, Inc.

Single eyelid

waste of efforts, tolerate sleepiness, it means to work hard for nothing

male wearing glasses (slang)

(noun) a man who wears glasses

girl who wear glasses

old lady wearing glasses (slang)

an insulting phrase to address people who wear glasses; dogs, such as Rottweiler, Doberman

adj; greedy

big eyes goldfish, it means people with big eyes

a type of fish; a sailing junk

eyes in different sizes, one bigger, one smaller; having double standards