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Crossword clue for "EYES"

EYES: Focus group?

Other crossword clues for answer "EYES"

EYES: How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our ___ Aren't Real --Jaden Smith; 24, for the box jellyfish; Zora Neale Hurston's "Their ___ Were Watching God"; The __ of Laura Mars; Baby blues; Needle features; Orbs; Snake __ (craps roll); Takes a gander at; The Eagles' "Lyin' __"; Peepers; Pores over; Potato spots; Seeing things; Sizes up; Windows of the soul; Checks out; Looks closely; Needle openings; Ice cream treat; Looks over; Windows to the soul, they say; Needle holes; Ogles; Your constructor's are blue, ladies; Part of your face you can leave uncovered (but goggles are an option); Slowly widening features in the classic "dramatic lemur" meme; Sight seers; They're vital for good looks; The sky is the daily bread of the ___ (Emerson); Examines closely; Stereotypical movers in some paintings; They may get 40 lashes; They're all in your head; Googly ___; Human feature; Windows to the soul; __ Wide Shut; When Irish __ are smiling...; Spud buds; Buds on spuds; Argus' 100; Spuds' buds; Buds on tubers; Looks at; Watchers; Where pupils are; Good lookers?; Potato protuberances; The ___ of strangers / Are cold as snowdrops: Philip Larkin; Storm centers; Argus's 100; Potato features; They're tested with Snellen charts; Subject on many dating websites' questionnaires; They "have one language everywhere", per George Herbert; Optometrist's concern; The Eagles' "Lyin' ___"; Elton John's "Blue ___"; Peacock feather adornments; The "windows of the soul"; ___ Wide Shut; Easy on the ___ (attractive); Lookers; Mr. Potato Head pieces; Real lookers; Spud spots; Potato bumps; Potato protrusions; They may be bloodshot; Irises' sites; Watches suspiciously; Keep your ___ peeled; Hurricanes' centers; Specs cover them; They can be rolled or crossed; Spots; These can be peeled or poked; They have pupils; They're on stalks, on snails; LASIK subjects; Many on a potato or two on a noodle; Some Mr. Potato Head parts; Targets of Moe's two-fingered poke; Bette Davis ___ (Kim Carnes hit song); Gives the once-over; The windows to the soul; Cyclone centers; Dots on smiley faces; Spud bumps; Visors shade them; Places for contacts; Potato sprouts; Snake ___; Viewers?; Witnesses; Blinkers; Holes in needles; Ophthalmologist's concern; They may be rolled; They're usually blue or brown; Watches; Hurricane centers; Word before front; Mr. Potato Head piece; Openings for tailors?; There are four of them on a dollar bill; They're examined with a phoropter; Colon in an emoticon, usually; Colons, in many emoticons; What most spiders have eight of; Keeps tabs on; They can be opened, rolled, or shielded; Their ___ Were Watching God; Observes; Watches carefully; For Your -- Only; For Your ___ Only; ___ Wide Shut: Kubrick's last; Peacock markings; Potato buds; Views; Seers?; Watches uncertainly; Opinion, as of the law; Bedroom shutters?; They may have contacts; They often have glasses in front of them; Where to find contacts; Some electric sensors; Winkers; Blinkers, at times; Watchful pair; Looks over warily; Places for pupils; Regards; Looks closely at; Makeup accentuates them; Peacock tail spots; Visual aids; Most spiders have eight; Socket set; Spud sprouts; What potatoes and needles both have; Windows to the soul, so they say; They work better when they focus; Sight organs; Watch pair?; What contacts may help; What glasses are often for; See 98-Down; Focuses on, as the catcher for signals; Spider's eight, usually; They're light-sensitive; Watches closely; A mantis has five of them; Cavefish's functionless parts; Breath, __, Memory: Edwidge Danticat novel; Contacts can help them; Place for pupils; Spud growth; Their __ Were Watching God; Contact lens holders; Spots on spuds; Emoji that may mean "Don't miss this"; Mantis quintet; Spots on potatoes; Them tune, "Mystic ___"; Gives a look-see; Peacock-feather features; Potato parts; Head set; Spud features; Needle apertures; Optometrist's concerns; __ only; Facial features; Optometry concern; Sense organs; Keep your __ on (watch); Loser's weepers; Private __ (detectives); Electric sensors; Swiss-cheese holes; Center cuts of beef; Hypnotist's concern; Scrutinizes; Checks out visually; Catches sight of; Centers of hurricanes; Examines; Wolf spider's octet; Has a look at; Surveys; Colon in an emoticon; Looks at closely; View finders; Appraises; Dots on smileys; Peering pair; Smiley dots; Smiley parts; Snake __; What contact lenses cover; A sight for sore __; Evinces envy of, perhaps; Observes closely; They take things in; What contact lenses are placed on; Destination for some 50 Down; Ophthalmological focus; Regarding things; Scopes out; What visors shade; Noticing things; Mississippi quartet*; What mask holes are for; Homophone for what's absent here (from clues and answers); Keep one's __ on (watch); Keeps one's __ on (watches); Pupils' places; Keeps in view; Snake ___ (two, in craps); They have their views; Lay ___ on (see); Ophthalmologist's study; Bette Davis ___; For Your ___ Only (1981 James Bond movie); Peacock tail features; Baby blues, e.g.; Emoticon colon; Peer group?; Watches narrowly.; Holes in cheese.; Cantor's dominating feature.; Night has 1,000.; Smoke Gets in Your ___.; Potatoes have them.; Round spots on peacock feathers.; Second word of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic."; Expressive parts of the physiognomy.; Facial double feature.; Parts of potatoes.; Reconnaissance scouts.; The holes in Swiss cheese.; Argus had a hundred.; ___ right!; The ___ of Texas.; Features of Connie and Diane.; Loops of metal or thread.; Observers.; Part of the face.; Argus had 100.; Irises.; Notices.; Parts of the face.; Optics.; Holes in Swiss cheese.; Facial feature.; Loops for hooks.; Expressive features.; Target centers.; Cheese holes.; Recipients of much make-up nowadays.; Brown ___.; Argus' special feature.; Camera lenses.; Hawseholes.; Hooks' partners.; Specialty of Argus.; Mine ___ have seen the glory . . .; Argus' specialty.; Items in the back of one's head?; ___ right, or left.; The night has a thousand ___ . . .; Open or shut items.; Needle parts.; Where the make-up goes.; Hurricane areas.; Flirts; Bull's-___; Black and blue; Buds; Has a look; Has a peek; Mona Lisa's strong points; Evil and electric; Make ___ at (flirt); See 49 Across; Argus's specialty; Eagles' assets; In Texas, they're "upon you"; Dancing with Tears in My ___; I Only Have ___ for You, 1934 song; Mine ___ have seen . . .; Ben Turpin's crossed features; Ocelli; A sight for sore ___; Piñero's "Short ___"; See 20 Across; Stars in My ___, 1936 song; When Irish ___ are . . .; When Irish ___ . . .; Bette Davis features in a pop song; Watchers in a Texas song; Bette Davis ___, 1981 hit song; Hungry ___, Twitty hit; Ol' Blue ___; The ___ of Laura Mars; Features of Laura Mars; Argus features; Easy on the ___; Features in a Texas song; Sizes up visually; . . . only with thine ___; Contemplates; Ol' Blue ___ (Sinatra); Vision; Sometimes they're private; The night's thousand; When Irish ___ Are Smiling; Beholders have them; Some are private; Poet's "windows of the soul"; ___ of Laura Mars; ___ of Laura Mars, 1978 film; Ebony ___, 1961 song; Banjo ___ (Cantor sobriquet); Some are beady; This puzzle's punning theme; A dollar bill has four; What rakes make; ___ only; Choice beef cuts; They fit in sockets; They're kept under lids at night; Art appreciation duo?; Places for patches; Snake ___ (60-Down); They may be blue in the face; They may be given 40 lashes; Some are electric; They're crossable; Scans; Mona Lisa features that "follow" the viewer; Calm center areas of hurricanes; Choice meat cuts; Balls with lids; Centers, of sorts; Frosty's coals; Gives a gander; Tearing things?; What the starts of 18-, 27-, 43- and 57-Across all have; They can be crossed; Observing things; Targets of a Moe Howard poke; Prominent features of a "Cats" poster; They can be piercing; See 1-Across; They can be batted and rolled; They can be prying or crying; They may be lazy or wandering; They're seen on both sides of bridges; 11-Down, north of the border; Potato's multitude; Spots for glasses; Watchful ones?; What a colon represents in an emoticon; Optometrists' interest; Word with googly or goo-goo; Observation satellites, so to speak; Some glass prostheses; They can turn red in a flash; Things opened in the morning; Hawks have sharp ones; Intel satellites, metaphorically; Some cross-country flights; What a colon might denote; Eight things that most spiders have; Some hieroglyphic symbols; Things in orbits; Things that people are warned not to cross; Unrealistic part of many statues; The ___ (apt anagram for "they see"); What contacts contact; A scallop has up to 200 of these; Colon or semicolon, in an emoticon; Emoji that can mean "Get a load of this!"; Ophthalmologists' focus; Snake ___ (dice roll); Specs can be provided for them; What the giant Argus has 100 of, in Greek myth; Where the lacrimal glands can be found; Only about one-sixth of these in humans is visible; Potato peeler targets; Set of eight for most spiders; The ":" of :-); The windows to the soul, it's said; They move around in orbits; Blinkers or "peepers"; Body parts that an owl can't move; Distinctive features of a chameleon; Raisins, sometimes, for a snowman; See 56-Across; What ":" might represent in a text; What some butterfly wings appear to have; Word with snake or four; Optometrists check them; Parts of the "Mona Lisa" that seem to follow you around; They may be locked or rolled; Covets, perhaps; Keeps a watch on; Visual pair; Seeing pair; They blink; Baby blues, say; Glimpses; These ___, are crying The Guess Who; Always Something There to Remind Me Naked ___; These ___, are crying; Sheena Easton: "For Your ___ Only"; Kim Carnes "Bette Davis ___"; Skid Row "I'd stare a lifetime into your ___"; Get Up Kids "To my surprise, before my ___, you arrive"; '80s band Naked ___; Kiss "X-Ray ___"; U2 "Spanish ___"; : in :-), say; They stay the same size throughout a human's life; Dubya's are blue; Where you'll find aqueous humor; A sot has glazed ones; Springfield's Blinky the fish has three; Windows to the soul, proverbially; For British ___ Only, "Arrested Development" episode spoofing spy movies; Balls in sockets; What a colon might mean; Spots for irises; Spots on a potato; What a praying mantis has five of; The ___ Have It in Idaho, Where Mr. Potato Head Is Running for Mayor of Boise (1985 _People_ headline); Only body parts visible in the dark, often, in cartoons; My _____ Adored You; Someone may look deep into yours; They may be black or private; Hit song "Bette Davis _____"; Hurricanes' hearts; Oculist's study; They may be black, green, blue or private; They are behind glasses; They're kept under lids, especially at night; They're protected by lids; They may be brown or blue; They fill some holes in your head; Colons in emoticons, often; The Guess Who's "These ___"; Some are behind glasses; They may be black or blue; Mr. Potato Head parts; ___ Wide Shut (Kubrick's last film); Takes a look; They may be black, brown, blue or private; Another peer group?; Potato flaws; Argus' hundred; Baby blues, for some; Things that may twinkle; Organs at 34-Down; Seeing organs; Blinkers with no bulbs; Darting organs; Glassy blinkers; Hurricane features; They see things; Twinklers; Idaho spots?; Optometrists examine them; Potato discards; They're on snails' stalks; Windows to the soul, supposedly; Emoticon's : or ;; Optometrists look at them; Retinas' organs; They have rods and cones; They may see many people at once; What peacocks' spots resemble; Windows to the soul, it's said; Body parts that may be blue; Coals, for Frosty the Snowman; Organs Brahma has eight of; A praying mantis has five; They're on the sides of a 24-Across's head; Where pupils are found; A scallop might have 200 of these; Aviators shield them; Calm regions in hurricanes; Features of hurricanes and potatoes; Lenses help them focus; Organs with rods and cones; Snake ___ (lowest dice roll); Old Blue ____; Peelers remove this; Potato peeler's targets; The ____ of Laura Mars; Threading targets; Goo-goo ___; Nuclei; Bette Davis feature; His ___ how they twinkled! . . .; Potato pocks; Thread takers; See 63 Across; They're all on the game; They are protected by lids; They may be on the game; They may be painful if black; They may be probing or private; They may be behind glasses; The Hills Have ___; Keep them on the ball!; They're opened first on Christmas morning; They're protected by lids and lashes; Places you may have contacts; Coals, on Frosty; Peacock tail markings; Calm areas of storms; Centers of cyclones; Colon or semicolon, in emoticons; Bumps on potatoes; Coals, on snowmen; Gives the once-over to; Organs in sockets; Sinatra's blue pair; Sprouts on potatoes; Targets of Moe's pokes; Behind These Hazel ___; LASIK targets; You may keep them peeled; Green iguanas have three; Honeybees have five; Peelers take them off potatoes; Private ___ (detectives); They blink and wink; ___ on the Prize; A horseshoe crab has 10; Body parts that blink; Body parts with lids; Most geckos lick theirs clean; Dorothy Dandridge ___ (Janelle Monae song); Blinking body parts; Body parts that can be shut; Box jellyfish have 24 of them; Heterochromia means having different-colored ones; Ruby-colored parts of some guinea pigs; Shiva has three; Snakes never close theirs; Spiders can't blink theirs; All ___ on me!; Body parts that can be rolled; Body parts that goggles protect; Glasses are worn in front of them; Googly ___ ("Everything Everywhere All At Once" motif); Places for contact lenses; 1, 2, 3, all ___ on me; Organs with a lens; Vision organs; Patch places; Goats make them; Wolves make them; Hieroglyphic representations of Horus; Purple body parts in "The Witches"; They provide a view; What shades protect; Settings for irises; ___ on me! ("Look here!"); Snake ___ (roll); Things behind bifocals; Scanners; Argus's hundred; Colon in many an emoticon; Snowman's coal chunks, e.g.; They see the light; Emoticon colon, often; Ol' Blue ___ (36-Across nickname); They're open daily; They're often closed after dark; Beholds; Pair with irises; Praying mantises have five; Spuds have them; Takes in; They're usually closed at night; Pair with rods and cones; New contacts might be found there; Colon in an emoticon, often; They may be rolled or crossed