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crossed eyes

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eye (i) the organ of vision.
black eye  a bruise of the tissue around the eye, marked by discoloration, swelling, and pain.
crossed eyes  esotropia.
exciting eye  the eye that is primarily injured and from which the influences start which involve the other eye in sympathetic ophthalmia.
Klieg eye  conjunctivitis, edema of the eyelids, lacrimation, and photophobia due to exposure to intense lights (Klieg lights).
wall eye 
1. leukoma of the cornea.

crossed eyes
n.
See esotropia.


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