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all eyes all eyes are on someone/something an eagle eye An eye for an eye (and a tooth for a tooth). an eye-opener the apple of someone's eye the apple of your eye not bat an eye/eyelash/eyelid be a sight for sore eyes be all eyes be easy on the eye be in the eye of the storm be in the public eye be one in the eye for someone be up to your ears/eyeballs/eyes in something Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. bedroom eyes a bird's eye view can't take/keep your eyes off someone/something cast/run your/an eye over something catch someone's eye close your/its eyes to something Close your eyes and think of England. close/shut your eyes to something someone could do something with their eyes closed/shut couldn't believe your eyes cry your eyes out cut your teeth dollar signs in someone's eyes the eye of the storm eye-catching eye/mind candy someone's eyes are bigger than their belly/stomach someone's eyes are out on stalks your eyes pop out of your head feast your eyes on someone/something feast your eyes on something from the corner of your eye

get your eye in give your eye teeth for something give someone the evil eye give someone the glad eye a gleam in your eye have an eye for something have an eye for/on the main chance have bags under your eyes have your beady eye on something/someone have your eye on someone have your eye on something have eyes in the back of your head have eyes like a hawk have/keep half an eye on something/someone have/keep one eye on something/someone Here's mud in your eye! hit someone (right) between the eyes hit you (right) between the eyes in a pig's eye in someone's eyes in your mind's eye in the blink of an eye in the eyes of someone in the eyes of the law in the public eye in the twinkling of an eye keep a weather eye on something/someone keep your/an eye on something/someone keep an eye on someone/something keep an eye out (for someone/something) keep an eye out for someone/something keep your eye in keep your eye on the ball keep your eyes peeled (for something) keep your eyes peeled/skinned keep one eye on someone/something lay eyes on someone/something lay/set eyes on someone/something

look someone in the eye/eyes make eyes at someone make sheep's eyes at someone more (to someone/something) than meets the eye not a dry eye (in the house) not bat an eye not believe your (own) eyes not believe your (own) eyes only have eyes for someone/something only have eyes for someone open your eyes (to something) open someone's eyes to something open your eyes to something pull the wool over someone's eyes a red eye red eye red-eye a roving eye The scales fall from someone's eyes. see eye to eye a sight for sore eyes stars in your eyes take your eye off the ball There is more to something/someone than meets the eye. There wasn't a dry eye in the house. turn a blind eye turn a blind eye (to something) watch someone/something with an eagle eye when someone was a (mere) twinkle in their father's eye with an eye to something do something with your eyes closed with your eyes (wide) open with your eyes open with half an eye on something/someone with one eye on something/someone a worm's eye view