NOUN
- a lantern with a single opening and a sliding panel that can be closed to conceal the light
How To Use bull's-eye In A Sentence
- For Christmas, I gave my kid a BB gun. He gave me a sweater with a bull's-eye on the back.
- Later they were again brought to the laboratory, but this time they could choose between shooting baskets or trying to score bull's-eyes in darts.
- Forth, where boys and girls recalled the doings of Robert Louis and his friends with bull's-eye lanterns and gunpowder, in that cheerful form known to Louis Stevenson as a 'peeoy,' and considered it a point of honour to do likewise, no matter how indignant such mischief made the authorities. Robert Louis Stevenson
- Communities inland were getting hit hardest, with eastern Pennsylvania serving as the bull's-eye for the storm. Northeast Weather: Fall To Look Like Winter This Weekend
- The thrums were a perquisite of my own, which I niffered with the gundy-wife for Gibraltar-rock, cut-throat, gib, or bull's-eyes. The Life of Mansie Wauch Tailor in Dalkeith, written by himself
- He hit at the bull's-eye in one shot.
- A long low bookcase stood along the wall further down, with two small bull's-eye mirrors hung over it, reflecting the room in little. STONE CITY
- So, too, is Shakespeare & Company's revival a wholly satisfying piece of work, a show full of bull's-eye moments that make you sit up straight in your seat and say, "I've been there—that's just how it is. The Family and Its Discontents
- How many will give a very serious second thought to whether life in public service is worth it; to whether a life in the very bull's-eye is worth the price Gabby Giffords is now paying and Christina Green has already paid? Rebecca Sive: Mark Kelly at National Prayer Breakfast: Will Something Good Come of This?
- Only one bullet hit the bull's-eye.
