spex
- noun
- /spɛks/
- Slang
- I bought new spex for reading.
Examples
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He forgot his spex at home and couldn't read the menu.
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She always wears her red spex when she wants to make a statement.
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I need to clean my spex before I can see the board clearly.
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She always wears her spex when studying.
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He put on his spex to read the small print on the contract.
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My new spex help me see clearly when I'm driving at night.
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She always carries her spex in her purse in case she needs them.
Synonyms
A pair of glasses you wear to help you see
A pair of lenses in a frame worn on the nose and ears to help you see better
A pair of lenses in a frame that you wear on your nose and ears to help you see
A pair of glasses worn to look fashionable rather than to correct sight
A pair of glasses that help you see
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Etymology
Spex as a word for glasses comes from a short form of spectacles, a word that comes from a root meaning 'to look'. So spex are the things you wear to help you see.