How To Use Cross-eye In A Sentence
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I have had a _squint_, or _cross-eye_, since birth, and in less than one minute, and with VERY LITTLE PAIN, you have made my eyes perfectly straight and natural.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 3, March, 1862
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Jacob stared, cross-eyed, at the end of his nose.
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I was beginning to go a little cross-eyed when quite suddenly the ball was rolling backwards.
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And the merciful instrument was even she of the cross-eye.
Moriah's Mourning and Other Half-Hour Sketches
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Another quick fix if you are cross-eyed dominant is to close the master eye.
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In magazines the ‘before’ photo always features the subject looking vacant, cross-eyed and miserable with massive bags under their eyes.
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[94] The Filipinos have many mocking children's rhymes making fun of personal deformities, such as pock-marks, cross-eyes, very black skin, etc.
Filipino Popular Tales
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She pushed her doll closer, so that Mrs Fanning aped a surprised, cross-eyed look.
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I had to close my eyes or else they'd go cross-eyed looking at her.
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Except for Paboo, my belligerent cross-eyed bucktooth feline.
The prodigal spider returneth!
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It could account for the pained expression on his face, the knitted eyebrows and his cross-eyed look of concentration.
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Children with lazy eye may squint, look cross-eyed, or tilt their head to see things.
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He concentrated harder and harder until he was cross-eyed, completely focused on the flame.
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He dazedly hugged me back, his eyes a bit cross-eyed but beginning to focus.
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Years ago, before Atkins diet was the rave, most food service folks would look at her cross-eyed when she asked them to hold the bread on a hamburger, or hold the croutons on a salad.
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The king is fond of hunting, but is unfortunately cross-eyed - not that anyone would dare acknowledge this in front of him.
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A cross-eyed picture of each actress in the category – Portman, Annette Bening, Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lawrence and Michelle Williams – was taped to an Oscar statuette.
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Why in the deuce was she not carroty-haired, or cross-eyed, or hare-lipped?
Chapter 13
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The condition of being cross-eyed is also called strabismus.
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The eyes of newborn babies are examined for any obvious physical defects, including cross-eyes, cloudiness (a sign of cataracts), and redness.
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The eyes were painted about twice life-size -- some rolled up, some canted down, some squintin 'sideways, and a lot was just cross-eye.
Shorty McCabe
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This fairly sturdy oversized paperback is printed in blue, with uninspiring cartoons of a cross-eyed kid in a beanie and his anthropoid dog.
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Riddled with misspellings, bad grammar and symbols that would make most people under the age of 20 cross-eyed, we are living in a world of Twitter, texting and Facebook.
Literacy News – 42th Edition « News « Literacy News
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She gave him a cross-eyed look.
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She pushed her doll closer, so that Mrs Fanning aped a surprised, cross-eyed look.
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Mia turned cross-eyed, watching the two younger girls jump around on the edge of the roof as though the precarious angle was just another sidewalk.
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He went cross-eyed and pretended to study her nose.
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But her mother had made some nice curtains for the little window; the curtains had blue and green cross-eyed unicorns on them.
ANASTASIA KRUPNIK (3-IN-1)
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Pip tried to watch Sonia's finger, going cross-eyed in the effort.
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Love isn't always blind, but at times it can be cross-eyed.
MURDER SONG
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A Tribune reporter insisted that ‘all the red-headed, cross-eyed and frowsy servant girls’ in the city turned out for the occasion.
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While I did not blush, I made the mistake of looking at his nose and going cross-eyed.
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We knew a boy whose cross-eye had been turned straight at the hospital, so I did not worry about my lack of tact.
The Rising of the Moon
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Unless there is a family history of eye problems such as amblyopia - commonly called "lazy eye" where one eye hasn't learned to see - and strabismus - a deviation where the eyes don't line up properly or appear "cross-eyed" - most children only need an exam after birth with a pediatrician and a pre-school exam to carry them through to age 10, Anderson said.
Thespectrum.com - Local News
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His ugliness was embittered somewhat by sunken, toothless jaws and an enigmatical stare from a cross-eye; he was also knock-kneed, and as an erstwhile gunpowder worker, had lost two fingers and a large part of one ear.
Across China on Foot
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In terms of both modelling and the decoration applied to his surface - a cross-eyed butterfly caught in the gaze of a greedy frog - he is a tour-de-force.
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Her eyes started to go cross-eyed.
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In terms of both modelling and the decoration applied to his surface - a cross-eyed butterfly caught in the gaze of a greedy frog - he is a tour-de-force.
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It was hard to focus on her; he thought he might be cross-eyed.
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I giggle at how his eyes grow cross-eyed from looking into mine so close.
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So a cross-eyed, buck-toothed pinhead look was the appearance that got you where you needed to be.
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An unnamed Arab ambassador has successfully had his marriage annulled after discovering that his veiled wife was bearded and cross-eyed.
Islam and imagination « Anglican Samizdat
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Having had a cross-eye cured in one minute, Mr.T. can _therefore_ testify that the system by which he was enabled to see is just the thing to enable the deaf to hear!
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 3, March, 1862
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I can do a cross-eye and my friends want me to teach them how to.
Little Quirks
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The cross-eyed opossum is Germany's biggest media sensation, and she has not even made her debut at the Leipzig Zoo.
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For those you will need to learn to freeview or to get another type of viewer such as the kind available here, or you may wish to convert the views from parallel or cross-eye format into anaglyphs using either a viewer option such as DepthCharge or a fully functional program such as Anabuilder.
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Heidi, a cross-eyed opossum from Germany which died in September, suffered from esotropia due to malnutrition earlier in life.
Two-Snouted Cyclops Pig Born In China (PHOTO)
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In the end, all those upside-down trees leave me cross-eyed.
X is for X-bar Theory « An A-Z of ELT
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The cross-eyed fellow was already on the platform; he began to tune the guitar, and six women sat down around him in a row, beginning to clap hands in time to the music; Tarugo rose from her seat and started a side dance, and was soon wiggling her hips convulsively; the singer commenced to gargarize softly; at intervals he would be silent and then nothing would be heard save the snapping of Tarugo's fingers and the clatter of her heels, which played the counterpoint.
The Quest
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Her boyfriend tapped her on the nose, which she wrinkled and stared at cross-eyed.
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Toxocariasis also may affect a child's eyes, causing decreased vision, swelling around the eyes, or a cross-eyed appearance.
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At the junction of the two stands London's only cross-eyed statue, a memorial to 18th century libertarian John Wilkes.
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He jerked his head toward her and stared, cross-eyed.
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A cross-eyed cashier took our order.
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Let's hope that -one- in the middle dosent turn you into a cross-eye jerk
"Lots of folks are wearing those 2009 glasses, and I suddenly realize that this is the last year for the 00 glasses."
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Being called a cross-eyed runt was nothing new anyway.
The Lonesome Dove Series
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Such contempt has only increased with 9/11-inspired laws that make looking cross-eyed at airline personnel an imprisonable offense.
Michael Wolff: Chuck Schumer Speaks for Me
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After a few days, they were cross-eyed from watching the flow of people and cars.
