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eyeblack

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eye·black  (blk)
n.
Any of various dark pigments applied under the eyes especially by athletes to reduce sun glare.

eyeblack [ˈaɪˌblæk]
n
(Clothing, Personal Arts & Crafts / Hairdressing & Grooming) another name for mascara


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and quickness (God-given), and gives Barkley the edge in poise (he's a giving person) and intangibles (forgiving the fact he doesn't wear controversial eyeblack patches) - wouldn't you think the deciding factor comes down to the fifth matrix: Supporting Cast?
And there he was in Pullman, headset on, cap on backward, eyeblack in place, consulting with sophomore quarterbacks Dennis Dixon and Brady Leaf, signaling plays while balancing on his good leg like a flamingo as Dixon or Leaf held his crutches.
The young lefty, known for his debonair duds and distinctive eyeblack, hopes to rebound next Saturday when the reeling Cardinals try to get back on track against the Giants.
 
 
 
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