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cross-eyed

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cross-eye (krôs, krs)
n.
1. Esotropia.
2. An eye affected with esotropia. Often used in the plural.

cross-eyed adj.

cross-eyed
Adjective
with one or both eyes turning inwards towards the nose
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.cross-eyed - having convergent strabismus
walleyed - having divergent strabismus
Translations

cross-eyed [ˈkrɔsaɪd] adjbizco
cross-eyed [ˈkrɔsaɪd] adjqui louche
cross-eyed [ˈkrɔsaɪd] cross adjschielend;
to be cross-eyed → schielen
cross-eyed [ˈkrɔsaɪd] adjstrabico/a


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Why in the deuce was she not carroty-haired, or cross-eyed, or hare-lipped?
Considering the character of the weapons, the limited number of shots allowed, the generous distance, the impenetrable solidity of the fog, and the added fact that one of the combatants is one-eyed and the other cross-eyed and near-sighted, it seems to me that this conflict need not necessarily be fatal.
Well, how could I, with all my gifts, make any valuable preparation against a near-sighted, cross-eyed, pudding-headed clown who would aim himself at the wrong tree and hit the right one?
 
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