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eyepatch
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eye´patch`
n.1.a protective covering, usually made of cloth, for an injured eye.
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Noun1.eyepatch - a protective cloth covering for an injured eyeeyepatch - a protective cloth covering for an injured eye
patch
cloth covering - a covering made of cloth
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CUTLASSES and eyepatches replaced uniforms at Batchley First School when it held a pirate-themed day to celebrate the opening of its new childrens centre.
Local News Extra: Jump aboard for family fun; REDDITCH by Birmingham Mail (England)
A MINISTER wants his flock to put on eyepatches, stick fake parrots on their shoulders and speak like pirates.
Pirate in the pulpit by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
No wonder they loom large in our collective imagination, even though eyepatches and cutlasses are now viewed as cosy kiddyfare, thanks to Pirates Of The Caribbean.
TIMBERS GET THE SHIVERS by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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