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eye-catcher

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eye-catch·ing (kchng)
adj.
Visually attractive: an eye-catching dress.
eye-catcher n.
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Noun1.eye-catchereye-catcher - a striking person or thing that attracts attention
center of attention, centre of attention, center, centre - the object upon which interest and attention focuses; "his stories made him the center of the party"


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While the music and story are witty, the eye-catcher was Twist's puppets, highlighted by a full-size Don Quixote walking through the orchestra (aided, of course, by two figures in black) to the edge of the stage.
L.A. PHIL SHINES WITH MAHLER, PUPPETS, `BOLERO' by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Dungan is an eye-catcher and one of the best features of this book.
The First Lady of Music by Trout, Kaye / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Text provides details suitable for beginning reports but it's the color photos which are the real eye-catcher for grades 3-5.
Ten worlds by Children's Bookwatch
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