eyeball
/ˈaɪbɔl/
noun
- The round part of the eye that is inside the socket and allows you to see.
- The doctor asked me to move my eyeball to the left.
- He got a speck of dust in his eyeball and it hurt.
- An eyeball is about one inch in diameter.
verb
- To look at someone or something closely or with strong interest.
- We eyeballed the map to find the shortest route.
- She eyeballed the cake and decided to take the biggest slice.
- The detective eyeballed the suspect from across the room.
- To estimate or measure something by looking at it rather than using instruments.
- The carpenter eyeballed the board and cut it to size.
- I don't have a ruler, so I'll just eyeball the length.
- He eyeballed the distance and jumped across the puddle.