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get an eyeful (informal) to clearly see someone or something that is surprising. Ed got an eyeful on the beach when a woman took her top off right in front of him. Get an eyeful of this! (= Look at this) I bet you've never seen so much money in one place before. (often an order) get an eyeful to see as much as or more than you want to see. Visitors to Halifax are getting an eyeful of whales this summer. When he pulled his pants down, we got quite an eyeful. |
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For up to four hours, get an eyeful of the great landmarks, historical sites, fashionable residences and shopping areas of this fascinating and eclectic city. A path lighted by smiling orange pumpkins leads through the garage to a small domed structure out back, where youngsters dipping into the candy bowl can also get an eyeful of the heavens. Get an eyeful of leafy trees from your bedroom window. |
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