bull's eye
/bʊlz aɪ/
noun
- The center of a target, especially in archery or shooting.
- He scored a bull's-eye on his first shot.
- The target had a small red bull's-eye in the middle.
- The dart landed right in the bull's-eye.
- Something that is exactly correct or achieves a perfect result.
- The marketing campaign hit the bull's-eye with customers.
- Her prediction turned out to be a bull's-eye.
- Your answer was a bull's-eye.
- A hard, round candy with a striped pattern, often peppermint-flavored.
- The children each got a bull's-eye from the jar.
- Bull's-eyes are a traditional British sweet.
- He sucked on a bull's-eye while doing his homework.
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