double-eyed
Having two eyes
Double-eyed describes something with two eyes or two eye-like markings.
The term appears most often in descriptions of animals, particularly butterflies and moths with paired spots on their wings that resemble eyes: the double-eyed sphinx moth.
It can also describe a person looking with both eyes focused intently: She gave him a double-eyed stare.
Producing depth perception
- pairedJoined as two
- bilateralInvolving two parties
- symmetricalEven on all sides
- visionAbility to see
depth perception · orbital · pupil · iris · cornea · retina · eyelid · sclera
Actively looking at something
- observingPerceiving attentively
- vigilantKeenly aware of danger
- monitoringOngoing observation of something
- scrutinizingExamining something very closely
alert · attentive · watchful · lookout · sentinel · guard · observant
Bird's complete feather coat
- avianOf or concerning birds
- birdwatchingObserving wild avians recreationally
- speciesFinest taxonomic rank
- endemicNative to one area
tropical · rainforest · nectar · colorful
stereoscopic
Producing depth perception
- pairedJoined as two
- bilateralInvolving two parties
- symmetricalEven on all sides
vision · depth perception · orbital · pupil · iris · cornea · retina · eyelid · sclera
watching
Actively looking at something
- observingPerceiving attentively
- vigilantKeenly aware of danger
- monitoringOngoing observation of something
scrutinizing · alert · attentive · watchful · lookout · sentinel · guard · observant
plumage
Bird's complete feather coat
- avianOf or concerning birds
- birdwatchingObserving wild avians recreationally
- speciesFinest taxonomic rank
endemic · tropical · rainforest · nectar · colorful