almond-eyed
- adjective
- /ˈɑlmənd aɪd/
- The almond-eyed girl captivated everyone with her unique look and mysterious charm.
Examples
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She has more so tiny almond eyes, but I'm going to make her eyes look larger and more flirty using my special technique, Kanai.
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When a report from the sales department of a soap company indicated that China had brought more soap and was using soap and towels more frequently, a trade journal said, "Evidently, the almond-eyed child of the Orient is becoming civilized."
Academic text (2002) -
And I don't want, I want this to be kind of more of an almond eye shape, not so pointed, a little bit more rounded.
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Yeah, the almond-eyed Paris.
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Junior's here to walk the street and get his wick licked by a nice almond-eyed beauty.
Fiction book (1999) -
An effort was made by several of his countrymen here to obtain the money, but without result, so there was nothing left for the almond-eyed one to do but return to Newfoundland.
Academic text (2018) -
By doing so, he created a dichotomy between the almond-eyed, straight-haired people of the West and the darker, frizzy-haired people of the East.
Academic text (2018) -
At Sinbad's, some French tourists invited her to a party, where an almond-eyed Swahili musician, with skin the color of smoked glass, played a haunting flute.
Fiction book (1990) -
The almond-eyed character in the movie was portrayed with an air of elegance and grace.
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She admired the almond-eyed portrait hanging on the wall, noting the soft curves of the figure's features.
Synonyms
An oval shape with slightly pointed ends like an almond
Having the shape of an almond
A thing that has the shape of an almond
Shaped like an almond
An oval shape that is pointed at one or both ends like an almond
Having the shape of an almond
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Morphology
Etymology
Almond-eyed comes from the nut almond, which is long and a little pointed at the ends, and -eyed meaning 'having eyes'. So, almond-eyed describes eyes that are rounded but slightly pointed at the outer corner, like the shape of an almond.