birdseye
/ˈbɜrdzˌaɪ/
adjective
- Viewed from directly above, as if seen by a bird in flight; giving a broad, high-angle perspective.
- The drone gave us a birdseye view of the entire city.
- From the top of the tower, we had a birdseye look at the parade.
- The map offers a birdseye perspective of the hiking trails.
noun
- A pattern or fabric with small, diamond-shaped designs resembling birds' eyes.
- She chose a birdseye cotton fabric for the baby's blanket.
- Birdseye is a classic weave used in high-quality shirts.
- The old tablecloth had a delicate birdseye pattern.
- A type of maple wood with a distinctive, swirly grain pattern that looks like small birds' eyes.
- He installed birdseye cabinets in the kitchen for a luxurious look.
- The guitar was made from rare birdseye maple.
- Birdseye is prized by woodworkers for its unique appearance.