squinters
Eyes half-shut lookers
Squinters is the plural of squinter—a person who squints, narrowing the eyes to see more clearly or against bright light.
The word appears occasionally as informal or humorous characterization: The squinters in the back row needed glasses.
In Australian slang, squinters can refer to the early morning hours, when one squints against the rising sun.
Defective distant vision
- myopiaBlurry distance vision
- astigmatismIrregular corneal curvature disorder
- blurryIndistinct, lacking definition
- glassesCorrective eyewear or tumblers
contacts · lenses · corrective · eyewear · optometrist · ophthalmologist · prescription · focus
Radiance from our star
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- glareFierce stare or brightness
- dazzleImpress through radiance
- shieldingProtecting from harm
visor · brim · shade · awning · parasol · canopy · tinted · polarized
Inclined to question claims
- dubiousOf uncertain reliability
- doubtfulUncertain of truth
- waryGuardedly alert
- side-eyeContemptuous sideways glance
scrutinizing · distrustful · questioning · leery · mistrustful · appraising · assessing · judging
nearsightedness
Defective distant vision
- myopiaBlurry distance vision
- astigmatismIrregular corneal curvature disorder
- blurryIndistinct, lacking definition
glasses · contacts · lenses · corrective · eyewear · optometrist · ophthalmologist · prescription · focus · acuity
sunlight
Radiance from our star
- brightnessDegree of light emitted
- glareFierce stare or brightness
- dazzleImpress through radiance
shielding · visor · brim · shade · awning · parasol · canopy · tinted · polarized · photochromic
skeptical
Inclined to question claims
side-eye · scrutinizing · distrustful · questioning · leery · mistrustful · appraising · assessing · judging
headache
Cranial pain
- tensionStretched or strained state
- discomfortMild physical or mental distress
- overuseExcessive employment of something
dryness · irritation · redness · blurred · twitching · soreness · tiredness · rubbing · ache
squintersgapers
Those who stare openly
starers · goggle-eyed · gawkers · pop-eyed · bug-eyed