eyeful
Quite a sight
An eyeful is as much as the eye can take in at once.
The word usually appears in the phrase get an eyeful, meaning to see something remarkable—often something you weren't supposed to see, particularly someone naked or scantily dressed: The towel slipped and he got an eyeful.
An eyeful can also be a strikingly attractive person.
Person or thing overwhelming
- knockoutIncapacitating final blow
- lookerAttractive person, slangily
- bombshellShocking sudden revelation
- dreamboatExtremely attractive person
head-turner · hottie · dish · catch · beauty · belle · heartthrob · showstopper
Visual perception faculty
- viewWhat's seen from somewhere
- visionAbility to see
- displayPresentation for viewing
- showMake something apparent
scene · tableau · panorama · vista · spectacle · landscape · scenery · perspective
Deeply surprising event
- jaw-dropperAstonishing sight or event
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- surpriseUnexpected event causing astonishment
- bombshellShocking sudden revelation
scandal · horror · outrage · exposure · upset · confrontation · trauma · spectacle
stunner
Person or thing overwhelming
- knockoutIncapacitating final blow
- lookerAttractive person, slangily
- bombshellShocking sudden revelation
dreamboat · head-turner · hottie · dish · catch · beauty · belle · heartthrob · showstopper · vision
peek
Furtive brief look
gaze · stare · once-over · scan · squint · peep · looksee · ogle · double-take
sight
Visual perception faculty
show · scene · tableau · panorama · vista · spectacle · landscape · scenery · perspective · snapshot
shocker
Deeply surprising event
- jaw-dropperAstonishing sight or event
- revelationSurprising disclosed truth
- surpriseUnexpected event causing astonishment
bombshell · scandal · horror · outrage · exposure · upset · confrontation · trauma · spectacle · scene