eyeful
/ˈaɪfʊl/
noun
- A full or satisfying view of something, often something attractive or impressive.
- The museum visitors had an eyeful of the famous paintings.
- From the top of the hill, we got an eyeful of the entire valley.
- She got an eyeful of the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
- A surprising or shocking sight.
- The kids got an eyeful when the clown popped out of the tiny car.
- He opened the closet and got an eyeful of the mess inside.
- I wasn't ready for that eyeful of bright neon colors.