noun
- the round parts of the eyes that can move and see
Usage: plural of eyeball
verb
- to look at something or someone carefully
Usage: informal; third person singular present
Examples
- The doctor examined her eyeballs with a small flashlight.
- His eyeballs moved rapidly during the dream phase of sleep.
- She could feel the pressure behind her eyeballs from the headache.
- The security guard eyeballs every customer who enters the store.
- He eyeballs the competition before each race.
- The teacher eyeballs the students to make sure they’re paying attention.