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Beady-eyed   /bˈidi-aɪd/   Listen
Beady-eyed

adjective
1.
Having eyes that gleam with malice.






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"Beady-eyed" Quotes from Famous Books



... forth finally to see Crewdson and her own chauffeur grouped with Urquhart. The bonnet was open; shining coils, mighty cylinders were in view, and a great copper feed-pipe like a burnished boa-constrictor. The chauffeur, a beady-eyed Swiss, stared approval; Crewdson, rubbing his chin, offered a deft blend of the deferential butler and the wary man of the world. She was tucked in; the Swiss started the monster; they were off with ...
— Love and Lucy • Maurice Henry Hewlett



Words linked to "Beady-eyed" :   malicious



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